Every year, the Robert W. Campbell Award Programme Committee of the National Safety Council (United States) invites worldwide organizations to participate in its international competition.

This prestigious award is granted to organizations that have achieved excellence in business and have integrated safety, health and environmental management at work within their business operations systems. Organizations have to demonstrate how measurable achievement in safety, health and environmental management is linked to productivity and profitability.

Winners will be announced at the NSC’s 2009 Congress & Expo. Award winners serve as the basis for case studies that are used worldwide for instruction in leading-edge safety, environmental and health management systems.

The deadline for registration is June 30, 2009. Other information about the award and submission requirements is available on the website of the Committee.

The National Safety Council is a CIS Collaborating Centre. In 2005, it hosted the XVIIth Congress on Occupational Safety and Health in Orlando.

See also CIS News, March 2007 and CIS News, February 2008.