The staff at the Calor Belfast Filling Station achieved a major milestone of 5 years ‘Lost Time Incident’ free. To celebrate, Calor employees from Belfast Filling Station hosted an award ceremony and recognition event onsite with site staff, colleagues from across the business and the senior leadership team in attendance on the 10th of April.
With words from the management team and the senior leadership team to onsite staff, CEO Duncan Osborne also presented the site with the awards to commemorate the achievement with a 5-year award, ‘I Care & Safety’ Awards and individual awards for ‘Living the Life Saving Rules Awards’ and ‘Living the Care Habits Awards’
By the Numbers: A Five-Year Journey
• 135 LPG ships welcomed and bid farewell
• 190,000 tons of cargo discharged safely
• 4 million cylinder meticulously filled
• 20 million cylinder lifts executed with precision
• An impressive 16,500-cylinder loads distributed
• 2,000 contractor permits seamlessly coordinated
These figures are more than mere metrics; they’re a reflection of the meticulous attention to safety protocols and the relentless pursuit of excellence by the Belfast team.
Looking Ahead
As we celebrate this milestone, we also set our sights on the future. The journey of safety continues, and with each passing day, we renew our commitment to creating an environment where every employee returns home unharmed. Here’s to the next five years and beyond.
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