Safety Revolution Ltd offers two scholarships

Safety Revolution Ltd specialises in delivering safety management and human resources systems to farms and estates across the UK.  They are offering two scholarships valued at £6,000, which will prove ideal for students looking to develop a career with an innovative, market-leading consultancy in the area of Rural Health & Safety:

• The Safety Revolution Scholarship – for demonstrating compassion and a keen concern for the wellbeing of others
• The Safety Revolution Scholarship – for demonstrating sustained commitment to personal development and learning

The Scholarships will be accompanied by an industry placement with the Company.

The successful recipients of the Safety Revolution Scholarships will work as part of the team, with a mixture of office time and travelling nationwide to visit clients on farms and estates, learning how Safety Revolution designs and delivers its health and safety, training and HR services. 

Oliver Dale, Managing Director, said:  “We endeavour to deliver bespoke systems to businesses that want to further develop their safety culture and who aim to set industry leading standards of health and wellbeing amongst their teams.”

“Having watched Harper Adams develop over the years to become a leading provider of higher education in our specialist field of agriculture and the rural sector we believe that we share many values and goals.”

“The technical and personal development opportunities students will receive on this placement year will equip them to apply for a position as a graduate health & safety consultant with the company.”

Development Trust Manager Doris Taylor commented:  “The University is delighted that Safety Revolution is offering two exciting and very generous scholarship and placement opportunities to our students. This is an important area of work in the agri-food industry, which these valuable awards will help to underline. We look forward to working with Safety Revolution to help make the Scholarships a successful experience for the selected students. ”