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Dar Al Riyadh has announced that it has won the UK Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents Award, known as the RoSPA Award, for the third consecutive year. This recognition highlights the company’s continued commitment to the highest health and safety standards, as well as its ongoing efforts to strengthen a culture of prevention and effective risk management across all its projects and operations.

This acknowledgment affirmed Dar Al Riyadh’s consistent performance in occupational health and safety, aligned with best practices. It also underscores the company’s ability to maintain safe working environments that support business continuity and enable efficient project delivery. 

The RoSPA Awards are among the world’s most respected distinctions in occupational health and safety. Each year, they attract thousands of entries from organizations across different sectors worldwide and are assessed through a rigorous process that evaluates the effectiveness of safety systems, policies, and risk management practices. 

Commenting on the achievement, Dar Al Riyadh CEO Abdullah Al Mustaneer said, “Winning this award for the third year in a row reflects a deeply rooted organizational commitment that has made health and safety an essential part of Dar Al Riyadh’s work culture. We believe that safe work environments are the foundation of sustainable performance and quality delivery, and a key factor in project success and long-term business value.” 

He added: “This accomplishment reflects the dedication of our teams across all sectors and their ongoing commitment to the highest professional standards. It also motivates us to continue enhancing our operations and strengthening our health and safety systems in line with global best practices.” 

This success demonstrates Dar Al Riyadh’s approach to integrating health and safety principles into every stage of its operations, driven by the belief that investing in people and fostering a culture of prevention are key to organizational excellence and sustainable impact.