Four awards for Attica Group at Health & Safety Awards 2021

WINNER in the ‘Shipping’ section
GOLD in the ‘Disability Facilitate Space’ category
GOLD in the ‘Premises Evacuation’ category
BRONZE award in the ‘COVID-19: Resources for the workplace’ category

Attica Group, the parent company of SUPERFAST FERRIES, BLUE STAR FERRIES & HELLENIC SEAWAYS, is proud to announce that it won 4 awards at Health & Safety Awards 2021, which were hosted by Boussias Communications.

At the award ceremony, which took place on Thursday, 20 May, at the SNFCC Lighthouse, Attica Group received the following awards:

• Winner in the ‘Shipping’ section, which concerns overall development, management and monitoring of the Health & Safety of employees, passengers and visitors in all building facilities and vessels of Attica Group.
• Gold award in the ‘Disability Facilitate Space’ category for practices implemented in all workspace areas for the safe reception of  disabled employees, customers and/or visitors.
• Gold award in the ‘Premises Evacuation’ category in recognition of actions and procedures related to infrastructure, equipment and modern technology for evacuation of premises at aea or ashore, with special emphasis to the needs of disabled persons.
• Bronze award in the ‘COVID-19: Resources for the workplace’ category for the Group’s actions aimed at reducing the risk of employees’ exposure to the SARS-CoV-2 virus in the workplace (risk ranking of work station, recommendations / instructions for employees / external partners, special preventive measures, ranking of controls, issuing of safe practices / guides, personal protective equipment, etc.).

Attica Group is engaged in passenger shipping through SUPERFAST FERRIES, BLUE STAR FERRIES, HELLENIC SEAWAYS and AFRICA MOROCCO LINK operating 32 vessels providing modern, high-quality transportation services in Greece and abroad. Attica’s vessels serve 60 unique destinations in 4 countries, connecting 71 ports transporting over 7 million passengers, 1 million passenger vehicles and 400,000 trucks every year.

Kallithea, 16 June 2021