Max Towers secures five star rating in safety audit by British Council
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Max Towers secures five star rating in safety audit by British Council

Max Estates, a leading NCR-based real estate developer, has achieved a five star rating in its first attempt at the British Safety Council’s ‘Five Star Occupational Health and Safety’ Audit for Max Towers, its premium commercial office project in Noida. 

The grading reflects the organisation’s commitment to the continual improvement of its occupational health and safety systems. The comprehensive audit covered documentation, interviews with senior management and employees, stakeholder feedback, and rigorous sampling of on-ground activities. It assessed performance against best practices and reviewed over fifty key components. 

Mike Robinson, CEO, British Safety Council, said: “The award of a five star grading following our occupational best practice Health and Safety Audit is an outstanding achievement and is reflective of a proactive organisation which is committed to continual improvement in its health and safety arrangements and managing risks to workers’ health, safety and wellbeing.” 

Max Estates stated: “We are truly honoured to receive five star grading by British Safety Council after a rigorous Occupational Health and Safety audit for Max Towers. In line with our WorkWell promise, this reflects our unwavering commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for our community. With each milestone, we are inspired to keep raising the bar and fostering holistic well-being across our offerings.” 

Max Estates, a leading NCR-based real estate developer, has achieved a five star rating in its first attempt at the British Safety Council’s ‘Five Star Occupational Health and Safety’ Audit for Max Towers, its premium commercial office project in Noida. The grading reflects the organisation’s commitment to the continual improvement of its occupational health and safety systems. The comprehensive audit covered documentation, interviews with senior management and employees, stakeholder feedback, and rigorous sampling of on-ground activities. It assessed performance against best practices and reviewed over fifty key components. Mike Robinson, CEO, British Safety Council, said: “The award of a five star grading following our occupational best practice Health and Safety Audit is an outstanding achievement and is reflective of a proactive organisation which is committed to continual improvement in its health and safety arrangements and managing risks to workers’ health, safety and wellbeing.” Max Estates stated: “We are truly honoured to receive five star grading by British Safety Council after a rigorous Occupational Health and Safety audit for Max Towers. In line with our WorkWell promise, this reflects our unwavering commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for our community. With each milestone, we are inspired to keep raising the bar and fostering holistic well-being across our offerings.” 

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