Longford County Council Honoured for Workplace Safety Excellence
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Longford County Council has once again received national recognition for its commitment to workplace safety. The local authority was recently named a top performer at the annual All-Ireland Occupational Safety Awards for 2026.
These awards are held every year to celebrate organisations across Ireland that maintain the highest standards of health and safety for their employees. By winning this accolade, Longford County Council has proven that it prioritises the well-being of its staff while carrying out essential public services.
This is not the first time the council has been recognised for its efforts. The local authority has consistently performed well in these national assessments, showing a long-term dedication to creating a secure working environment. Officials noted that maintaining these high standards is a key part of their daily operations.
The award serves as a positive example for other local authorities across the country. By focusing on safety, the council ensures that its workers can perform their duties effectively while reducing the risk of accidents in the workplace.
Sources: Longford Leader
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