AdaniConneX’s Hyderabad data center awarded five-star health and safety grading by British Safety Council

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In a groundbreaking achievement for the Indian data center industry, the Hyderabad facility of – a collaboration between , India’s premier private infrastructure and energy provider, and EdgeConneX, a global leader in data center operation – has been awarded a Five-Star grading in the Occupational Health and Safety Audit conducted by the British Safety Council. This distinction not only sets the AdaniConneX Hyderabad site apart as the first in India to be recognized at this level but also underscores its dedication to continuous enhancement of health and safety management systems.

The evaluation process for this prestigious recognition was thorough, involving a detailed assessment of the site’s occupational health and safety policies, processes, and practices. The audit encompassed documentation reviews, interviews with senior management, employees, and key stakeholders, in addition to an examination of operational activities. Performance was measured against key health and safety management best practice indicators, with a comprehensive review of nearly 60 components.

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As a rapidly expanding entity within India’s data center market, AdaniConneX is in the process of developing a 1 GW data center platform powered by renewable energy across strategic locations such as Hyderabad, , Noida, and Pune. This initiative is poised to bolster the adoption of advanced technologies and support India’s burgeoning digital ambitions in an era increasingly defined by artificial intelligence.

Mike Robinson, CEO of the British Safety Council, lauded the achievement, stating, “The award of a five-star grading, following our occupational best practice Health and Safety Audit, is an outstanding achievement and is reflective of a proactive organisation committed to improvement in its health and safety arrangements, and managing risks to workers’ health, safety and wellbeing.”

Sanjay Bhutani, Chief Business Officer of AdaniConneX, highlighted the company’s commitment to safety, noting, “Safety serves as the bedrock of our growth. We are steadfast in building a ‘culture of care’ and zero harm across sites. We have initiated multiple initiatives around people development, site digitalization, and process enhancement in adherence to global best practices. The coveted five-star grading by the British Safety Council will inspire us to further our mission of building safer construction sites while delivering an efficient and best-in-class customer experience.”

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AdaniConneX’s recognition by the British Safety Council is a testament to the company’s rigorous adherence to global health and safety standards. This landmark achievement not only elevates the Hyderabad data center’s stature on the international stage but also signals a significant advancement in the operational excellence and safety protocols within the Indian data center sector. It sets a benchmark for other facilities to aspire to, driving forward the agenda of safety and efficiency in development.

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The Five-Star Occupational Health and Safety Audit by the British Safety Council is a comprehensive evaluation process that benchmarks health and safety management performance against the latest best practices. Achieving a five-star grading enables organizations like AdaniConneX to pursue further accolades such as the British Safety Council Sword of Honour Awards, which recognize excellence in health and safety management. This accolade not only showcases AdaniConneX’s commitment to maintaining the highest safety standards but also positions it as a leader in fostering a safe and productive environment for technological growth and innovation.


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