NSC presents The Mosaic Co. with 2020 Robert W. Campbell Award
Itasca, IL — The Mosaic Co. is the recipient of the 2020 Robert W. Campbell Award, presented annually by the National Safety Council to an organization that successfully integrates environmental, health and safety management with business operations.
Representatives from Mosaic – a potash and phosphate mining and manufacturing company headquartered in Tampa, FL – were formally honored Feb. 23 during the virtual Campbell Institute Symposium.
NSC President and CEO Lorraine M. Martin lauded Mosaic for its commitment to safety.
“Mosaic employees work with purpose to maximize efficiencies and minimize the company’s environmental footprint, making the organization a leader in safety and sustainability,” she said. “Mosaic’s use of technology to mitigate risk is cutting edge, and we believe all companies will need to utilize emerging technologies in our future world of work. We are proud to honor them with this award.”
Mosaic President and CEO Joc O’Rourke said he is “humbled and honored” to accept the award on behalf of the company.
“This recognition reflects the values of our organization and passion we share for keeping each other safe,” he said in an NSC press release. “My most critical responsibility is to lead our journey to zero incidents and injuries, and we will not stop doing everything we can to ensure all Mosaic employees and contractors return home safely at the end of the day.”
Mosaic joins past Campbell Award recipients:
2019: Parsons Corp.
2018: The Boeing Co.
2016: USG Corp.
2015: Honeywell Aerospace
2014: Cummins Inc.
2013: DuPont
2012: Firmenich
2011: UTC Fire & Security
2010: The Dow Chemical Co.
2009: Schneider Electric North America
2008: Fluor Hanford
2008: Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co.
2007: The Bahrain Petroleum Co.
2006: Alcan Inc.
2006: DynMcDermott Petroleum Operations
2005: Johnson & Johnson
2004: Noble Corp.
NSC established the Campbell Award in 2004 to honor safety pioneer Robert W. Campbell, who served as the organization’s first president, beginning in 1913.
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