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Trant Engineering Awarded 38th Consecutive RoSPA Gold Award

Trant awarded Highly Commended in the Construction Engineering Sector alongside 38th consecutive Gold Award at the RoSPA Health and Safety Awards 2026

By: Trant Engineering

Published: April 30, 2026

Trant Engineering Awarded 38th Consecutive RoSPA Gold Award

The achievement marks an extraordinary milestone reflecting nearly four decades of consistent commitment to protecting people and preventing harm.

The award recognises Trant’s health and safety performance throughout 2025 and is especially significant as it comes during the 70th anniversary year of the RoSPA Awards, which celebrate decades of progress, leadership and life-saving work across industry.

Trant operates in some of the most hazardous and tightly regulated environments, including live energy assets, water and wastewater treatment works, complex industrial facilities and critical infrastructure sites – often while maintaining operations and safeguarding the public, clients and colleagues.

Achieving Highly Commended status in this sector is a testament to the professionalism, vigilance and discipline demonstrated daily by its teams, often in challenging conditions where there is no margin for complacency.

Andrea Simon, Head of SHEQ & Training at Trant Engineering Limited, said:

“Achieving our 38th consecutive RoSPA Gold Award, alongside being Highly Commended recognition this year, represents a significant and sustained achievement for the business. It reflects the consistent standards, diligence and personal accountability demonstrated by our teams every day. At Trant, health and safety is embedded within our culture and underpins everything we do. I would like to thank everyone across the organisation for their ongoing contribution to maintaining the highest standards of health and safety.”

For More Information, contact us at https://www.trant.co.uk

Inside one of the new glass-coated steel sectional clear water tanks - Courtesy of Trant Engineering

The new glass-coated steel sectional clear water tanks - Courtesy of Trant Engineering

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