SEIL Energy bags four awards at national conference in Mumbai
The Hindu
SEIL Energy India Limited wins four BBS awards, including Platinum Benchmarking Award and Leadership Award for CEO Raghav Trivedi.
SEIL Energy India Limited (SEIL) announced that it received four BBS (behaviour-based safety) awards from BESAFE (Forum of Behavioural Safety). The awards were presented in Mumbai at the 9th Annual National BBS Conference jointly organised with IIM Mumbai (IIM-M).
The awards include ‘Platinum Benchmarking Award’ for SEIL for the second consecutive year and the ‘Leadership Award’ for its CEO Raghav Trivedi for his outstanding efforts and enthusiasm in driving the BBS initiative. Under his leadership, the company made significant strides in fostering a safety-first culture.
Additionally, Niji James, AGM (Operations), and J. Venkata Ramji, Senior Engineer (Operations), received the Best BBS Observer awards for their exceptional contributions to the company’s safety initiatives. Mr. Raghav, along with his team, received the BBS awards from the hands of Lalit Gabane, Director General of National Safety Council (NSC), at IIM Mumbai.
“We are delighted to receive this award for the second consecutive year,” said Mr. Raghav Trivedi.
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