WSH Bulletin, 6 November 2020: Join us for the WSH Awards 2020 online on 9 November, 3:00pm

Nov 06, 2020

6 November 2020, Ref: 2021067

Join us for the WSH Awards 2020 online on 9 November, 3:00pm

We are just a few days away from the WSH Awards 2020! The moment has come for us to celebrate the award recipients’ achievements and commitment to cultivating safe and healthy workplaces, and ensuring more than 200,000 workers go home safely every day in the year 2019. Catch the Awards Opening which will be livestreamed and launch of the WSH Awards 2020 Commemorative E-Book at www.wshawards.sg.

The programme details for the launch of the online WSH Awards are as follows:

Time	Programme
2:30pm	Countdown to launch of the WSH Awards 2020 • The WSH Awards 2020 website will start livestreaming the 30 mins countdown. • Visit the website and give your well wishes in the chat box on the website anytime between 2:30pm and 3:00pm. Note: please refresh the webpage if you access the Awards website before 2:30pm, in order for the livestreaming to be triggered.
3:00pm	Launch of the WSH Awards 2020 • Watch the launch of the Awards which will run in the following sequence: – WSH Awards Opening Video – Welcome message by WSH Council Chairman, Mr John Ng – Message by Minister for Manpower and Second Minister for Home Affairs, Mrs Josephine Teo
3:10pm	WSH Awards Commemorative E-Book is officially live! • Browse the e-book by following the instructions on the website. • Take a photo at our virtual photobooth! Share your photos with your colleagues and friends, or post them on social media channels. Remember to hashtag us at #wshawards2020.

Also, look out for the full-page print ad and the WSH Awards pull-out supplement in The Straits Times on 9 November 2020.

See you at the WSH Awards 2020!

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