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AM/NS Indiareceives award for excellence in safety culture

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AM/NS Indiareceives award for excellence in safety culture

AM/NS Indiareceives award for excellence in safety culture
October 14
21:42 2026

By Tapaswini Sahoo

Bhubaneswar/Odisha, Oct 14 : ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India (AM/NS India) has been awarded the prestigious Zero Harm Safety Culture Award in the Organizational Category for its Sagasahi Project at a national-level recognition ceremony organised by the Feather Touch Foundation, New Delhi, on October 10, 2026.

The event witnessed participation from several leading and prominent organisations. The award followed a rigorous assessment process, requiring participating organisations to submit detailed responses to a comprehensive set of questions evaluated by an expert jury. The submissions were required to be supported by demonstrable on-ground implementations, practices, and measurable outcomes, showcasing the maturity and effectiveness of their safety management systems and safety culture initiatives.

The award recognises the project’s exemplary commitment to safety excellence, leadership engagement, and fostering a strong Zero Harm Safety Culture across all aspects of its operations. The award was presented by Dr. Dinesh Upadhyay, Former Member, Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, in the presence of industry leaders and safety professionals from across the country.On behalf of AM/NS India, the award was received by Shri Ratnesh Prasad, Project Head, Sagasahi Project, and Shri Subhra Ranjan Khandual, Section In-Charge – Safety, Sagasahi Project.

This recognition reflects AM/NS India’s commitment to strengthening a Zero Harm Safety Culture through leadership engagement, employee participation, and a sustained focus on safety excellence, accountability, and operational excellence across its operations.

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