Amman, June 8 (Petra) -- The Indo-Jordanian Chemicals Company (IJC), a fully-owned subsidiary of the Jordan Phosphate Mines Company (JPMC), has received the prestigious International Safety and Health Award for 2023, conferred by the British Safety Council.
The accolade, one of the most sought-after recognitions in the realm of occupational and environmental health and safety, was awarded in acknowledgment of IJC's commitment to the highest international safety standards.
These standards encompass a minimal rate of workplace injuries, the utilization of the latest global technologies in industrial health and safety, and a demonstrated excellence in strategic planning for occupational safety and health in line with global best practices.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of JPMC, Muhammad Thuneibat, stated that receiving this distinguished award underpins the company's devotion to aligning with international standards across all areas, particularly those concerning occupational safety, worker wellbeing, and the creation of a suitable working environment.
The award, according to Thuneibat, serves as a catalyst for the company to redouble its efforts in achieving greater strides and expanding its footprint across various fields of operation. This, in turn, reflects positively on the company's performance, reputation, competitiveness, and global market presence.
He further expressed his gratitude towards all employees of the company, its subsidiaries and allied companies, for their tireless efforts in fostering development and progress. Such collective efforts have paved the way for numerous accomplishments and the receipt of prestigious awards.
Ali Ababneh, the Director General of the Indo-Jordanian Chemical Company, was on hand to receive the award during a recent ceremony held by the British Safety Council in the capital, London. This award further cements IJC's position as a global leader in adhering to exemplary occupational and environmental safety standards.