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B.I.G. Yarns receives HPR status again

By September 13, 20212 Mins Read
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Wielsbeke, Belgium

B.I.G.
YARNS is proud to announce the attainment of a FM Global ‘Highly Protected
Risk’ Achievement Award (HPR Award) for its yarn production facility in Komen,
Belgium.

The
HPR Award is assigned by insurer FM Global, Beaulieu International Group’s
insurance partner of the past five years in its on-going dedication to property
loss prevention. A worldwide team of engineers focuses on providing assistance
and protection of B.I.G.’s assets, helping the group to achieve a higher level
of risk protection.

The
FM Global assessment considers implementation of measures to protect against
fire, natural hazard, mechanical breakdown of machinery and also cyber risks.

Emmanuel
Colchen, general manager, B.I.G. YARNS, said that, achieving the prestigious
HPR Award recognizes the commitment of the teams at B.I.G. YARNS and the wider
Beaulieu International Group to proactive risk management and contingency
planning to ensure the safety and protection of our workplaces.

B.I.G. YARNS’ Komen production facility is
the fifth plant at B.I.G. to receive HPR status — the highest level a plant can
achieve for fire risk prevention and protection. The Yarns division of Beaulieu International Group
achieved HPR status for its other European site in Comines, France, in 2017.

Source: Textile World

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