Nippon Gases Iberia is proud to receive the prestigious FEIQUE Special Safety Award, granted by the Spanish Chemical Industry Business Federation (FEIQUE). This award recognizes Nippon Gases commitment with safety in all of its operational areas.
FEIQUE Special Safety Awards are given to companies of the chemical sector with more than 300 employees that are leaders in occupational safety and health, and achieved a "zero lost-time injury" rate during 2022. This award recognizes Nippon Gases high level of excellence and dedication to employee safety and health.
As a leader in the chemical industry, safety is a top priority. At Nippon Gases, safety is a fundamental principle ingrained in the corporate culture and is reflected in its vision, mission, principles and fundamental values.
Our goal in all operations, on a global level, is to achieve zero accidents. For this reason, there is a commitment to improve safety every year, working assiduously to ensure the safety of employees, customers and the communities in which they operate.
This award encourages Nippon Gases to continue improving safety standards and remain at the forefront of best practices in the industry.
About FEIQUE
FEIQUE is the Spanish Chemical Industry Business Federation that represents and defends the interests of the Spanish chemical sector in more than 150 committees and executive organizations, both from the Public Administration Press Release Page 3 | 3 and from Private Organizations. Their mission is to promote the expansion and competitive development of an innovative chemical industry that will contribute to the generation of wealth, employment and products that improve the well-being and quality life of citizens, in line with the principles of Sustainable Development. The spanish chemical industry is a segment made up of more than 3,100 companies which, with an annual turnover of more than 89,866 million euros, generates 13.8% of the Gross Industrial Product and 5.6% of the National GDP, as well as 800,000 direct, indirect and induced jobs, which represents 4.6% of the total working force in Spain. The chemical sector is the biggest exporter of the Spanish economy and the first investor in R+D+I and environmental protection.
More info: https://feique.org