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Chevron Highly Commended for Mates in Mind

Published on 10 Apr 2019

Chevron Highly Commended for Mates in Mind - Celebrating action taken across the construction sector

On Friday 5 April 2019, Mates in Mind announced the Highly Commended and Winners of their 2019 Impact Awards. Chevron are proud to be highly commended in the large organisation category.

This was the second year that these awards have taken place, hosted as part of the British Safety Council’s prestigious 2019 International Safety Awards where Chevron also received a distinction for the International Safety Award.

The Mates in Mind Impact Awards aim to recognise and celebrate the effort and good work of large organisations, SMEs and individuals across the UK. The awards are adjudicated by an independent panel of leading industry experts.

On announcing this year’s award recipients James Rudoni, Managing Director of Mates in Mind said: “Our warmest congratulations to all our Winners and those who were Highly Commended - they should be proud of their achievement, but more than that, for their contributions to improving the mental health of their workforce and the wider industry.

The Awards are only in their second year, as is the charity, but the number and quality of submissions we received were tremendous. We are delighted to see that the Awards are growing to become an annual highlight in the Mates in Mind calendar for our Supporters.

I would also like to extend thanks to all who made time to apply and to our adjudicators who volunteered in support of this initiative. In addition to this, my congratulations to all those who were chosen to be shortlisted for the various categories. This was a great achievement, so very well done to all the teams and individuals who reached that stage of the process.”

Mates in Mind is a registered charity who’s aim is to raise awareness, address the stigma of poor mental health and improve positive mental wellbeing in construction and related industries across the UK. For more information visit Mates in Mind at www.matesinmind.org

For enquiries contact Lisa Killinger email: lisa@chevrontm.com

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