Actavo Industrial Scaffolding Raises €3,200 for IMNDA Through Safety Excellence

Safety performance initiative at Eli Lilly project in Limerick supports a worthy cause

Actavo Industrial Scaffolding has donated €3,200 to the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) following the achievement of key safety performance indicators (KPIs) on the Eli Lilly project in Limerick.

The initiative linked safety performance with charitable giving, with KPIs measured across Safety Observation Reporting, Housekeeping, Safe Performance Action Reviews and Assessments, and Accident and Injury Frequency Rate.

The donation will support the vital work of the IMNDA, helping people living with Motor Neurone Disease, as well as their families, caregivers and friends. The Actavo team was pleased to welcome IMNDA volunteer Jerry Twomey to the cheque presentation and learn more about the charity's impact.

Turning Safety Performance into Community Impact

The response and generosity from everyone involved has been incredible. A sincere thank you to Jacobs for giving us this opportunity and platform to support this initiative, our workforce for getting behind it, and the IMNDA for the invaluable work they continue to do for people living with MND and their families. A particular special mention to the local volunteer for IMNDA on the day Jerry Twomey for taking time out to support this cause.

Daniel Bergin

Project Manager, Actavo

This initiative reflects Actavo's commitment to safety, community engagement and creating positive outcomes beyond the workplace. Safety excellence not only protects our people and projects but also helps make a meaningful difference in the communities we serve.