CEAT Limited has earned a five-star grading in the British Safety Council’s Occupational Health and Safety Audit for its Halol plant in Gujarat. The comprehensive audit evaluated CEAT’s health and safety systems through documentation reviews, stakeholder interviews, and on-ground operational checks. Performance was benchmarked against more than 50 indicators of occupational health and safety management practices.
This marks the second time the Halol facility has secured a five-star rating, the first being in 2016. With this recognition, four CEAT plants—Halol, Nagpur, Chennai, and Ambernath—now hold the prestigious five-star certification.
Achieving this milestone also qualifies CEAT to apply for the British Safety Council’s Sword of Honour Awards, which recognise global excellence in health and safety management. The Halol plant is one of CEAT’s major manufacturing hubs, producing tyres for passenger cars, utility vehicles, and two-wheelers. As part of CEAT’s expansion strategy, the facility has been a focal point for driving safety, operational excellence, and sustainability in manufacturing.
CEAT (Cavi Elettrici e Affini Torino) is one of India’s leading tire manufacturers, renowned for its innovative, durable, and high-performance tire solutions. Established in 1958 and headquartered in Mumbai, it is a flagship company of the RPG Group.
The company produces a wide range of tires catering to various vehicle categories, including two-wheelers, passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and off-road applications. The company is recognized for its cutting-edge R&D and commitment to safety, fuel efficiency, and sustainability. With a robust manufacturing footprint and an extensive distribution network across India and beyond, it continues to set benchmarks in the tire industry, offering products that enhance driving experiences and address diverse mobility needs.
