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Larsen and Toubro receives health and safety course certificate accreditation

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India’s Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has been accredited to deliver courses that will lead NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety. The courses will be available to L&T’s employees at its Leadership Development Academy in Lonavala, near Mumabi. The courses and certification will help L&T to create health and safety “torchbearers” who will promote a positive and safe work culture. L&T has also applied for accreditation to deliver courses leading to NEBOSH qualifications in Health & Safety at Work, Certificate in Construction Health and Safety, as well as the Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety.

NEBOSH Chief Executive Teresa Budworth and International Manager Stuart Naylor presented the accreditation certificate to Mr S. N. Subrahmanyan, Senior Executive Vice President (Infrastructure & Construction) and Member of the Board at L&T.

“We hope to extensively use this programme to train a maximum number of people – staff, sub-contractors, workmen and integrate safety in every work we do, be it small or big, simple or complex, to make a significant reduction in accident rates,” said Mr Subrahmanyan.

“We’re delighted and proud to see our International General Certificate qualification become a fundamental part of the training and health and safety culture of such an important and respected employer in this region of the world,” stated Teresa Budworth.

Adapted from press release by Louise Fordham.

Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/asia-pacific-rim/24052013/india_larsen_toubro_health_safety_courses_44/

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