Health and safety will be the number one priority for workers constructing facilities for the 2012 Games.
The ODA's delivery partner CLM today underlined its commitment to keeping workers safe on site by formally signing up to the ODA's Health and Safety Standard.
The Standard, published earlier this year, aims not only to reduce risk and injury but also to promote good health in the workforce.
David Higgins, Chief Executive of the ODA, said: "It is vital we ensure that the workers constructing the facilities for the London 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games are kept safe and healthy."
30 November 2006
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