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Brandix supports national initiative in Occupational Safety

Sri Lanka’s efforts to promote occupational safety and health at workplaces across the island are to be supported by the country’s single largest apparel exporter Brandix as principal sponsor of the 2015 National Occupational Safety & Health (OSH) week. Organised by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) of the Ministry of Labour, this year’s National Occupational Safety & Health week is scheduled for 12th – 16th October 2015, with the National Conference taking place on Wednesday 14th October. This is the sixth consecutive year that Brandix is taking the lead role among corporate entities to support the programme, and the eighth occasion overall that the Group is supporting events conducted for the National Safety Week initiative. The theme of the week is aligned with the concept of ‘Fostering OSH Culture at the Workplace’ highlighting the importance of occupational safety and health, occupational injury prevention, minimising absenteeism and OSH based innovations to improve productivity in the country’s economic development drive. “Occupational safety and health is one of the top operational priorities at Brandix because it contributes to employee wellbeing, enhances compliance and underpins productivity,” said Air Chief Marshal (Retd) Harsha Abeywickrema, Director, Brandix Apparel Limited. “Brandix is acknowledged as one of the leaders in occupational safety and health indicators, and we feel duty-bound to support efforts to inculcate a culture that recognises the importance of this aspect at workplaces in Sri Lanka.” The sponsorship cheque for the 2015 National Safety Week programme was presented by Brandix to the Minister of Labour & Trade Union Relations, John Seneviratne in the presence of the Secretary to the Ministry Gotabhaya Jayaratne and Dr (Ms) Champika Amarasinghe, Director General of the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health. The pioneer of the concept of ‘total solutions’ in Sri Lanka’s apparel sector and a preferred supplier to some of the world’s top apparel labels, Brandix is also a benchmark and international award winner for eco-friendly manufacture and commitment to environmental best practice. (News Release)
Brandix Apparel Director Air Chief Marshal (Retd) Harsha Abeywickrema (second right) presents the sponsorship cheque to the Minister of Labour & Trade Union Relations John Seneviratne in the presence of (from left) Dr Champika Amarasinghe – Director General NIOSH, Gotabhaya Jayaratne - Secretary to the Ministry of Labour & Trade Union Relations and Rohan Wijesooriya, Group Occupational Safety Manager at Brandix

Brandix Apparel Director Air Chief Marshal (Retd) Harsha Abeywickrema (second right) presents the sponsorship cheque to the Minister of Labour & Trade Union Relations John Seneviratne in the presence of (from left) Dr Champika Amarasinghe – Director General NIOSH, Gotabhaya Jayaratne - Secretary to the Ministry of Labour & Trade Union Relations and Rohan Wijesooriya, Group Occupational Safety Manager at Brandix

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