Sodexo wins National OSH Award for Excellence in Workplace Safety
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 13th November 2024 – Sodexo, a world leader in food services and facilities management, has been awarded the National Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Award by the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health (NCOSH) under the Ministry of Human Resources, Malaysia.
This award acknowledges Sodexo's comprehensive Health & Safety Management System (HSMS) at HP Malaysia Manufacturing, where the company has been providing food services to more than 1,000 employees since 2016. With a dedicated team of 21 employees on-site, Sodexo has maintained an exemplary safety record, achieving zero Lost Time Incidents (LTIs) since it began operations at HP Malaysia Manufacturing.
"This recognition reflects our belief that safety isn't a one-person job – it's the responsibility of every member of our team. Through our Zero-Harm Mindset and thorough HSMS framework, we've created a culture where everyone feels responsible for safety. Our success comes from going beyond physical safety to embrace psychosocial well-being, ensuring open communication and engagement at all levels. This award validates that when everyone participates – from frontline employees to managers – safety becomes more than just a slogan; it becomes a shared commitment and responsibility."
Sodexo's dedication to safety aligns perfectly with HP's commitment to maintaining the highest workplace safety standards. Their proactive approach to safety management and consistent delivery of quality food services has made them a valuable partner over the past eight years.
Maintaining the highest standards of safety in Malaysia
Sodexo began its operations in Malaysia in 1988 and delivers Food and Facilities Management Services, preparing 10,000 meals daily with a workforce of over 700 employees. The company is a trusted partner to some of the largest multinational corporations, healthcare providers, education, and mining & offshore facilities.
As a result of Sodexo’s dedication to maintaining the highest standards of safety and health management across its operations, zero LTIs occurred across all Malaysia operations in 2024.