WSH Council revokes SHARP award from recipient over undisclosed workplace injuries

The council also banned the company from participating in the WSH Awards for three years.

The Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Council has revoked the Safety and Health Award Recognition for Projects (SHARP) award from a recipient this year after an investigation into the company’s workplace injury history.

The council also imposed a three-year ban on the company from participating in the WSH Awards.

The investigation revealed that the recipient failed to disclose two minor injuries that occurred during their project in 2023.

Following these findings, the WSH Council referred the matter to the Ministry of Manpower to determine whether the company had breached injury reporting laws.

“We remain committed to upholding the integrity of the WSH Awards, and action will be taken against applicants found to have submitted inaccurate, false, or misleading information,” the council said.

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