Qatar Rail recognises winners of third edition of its ‘Zero Harm Awards’

Doha, Qatar witnessed the third edition of Qatar Railways Company's (Qatar Rail) 'Zero Harm Awards' ceremony, with CEO Jassim Mohammed Al Ansari in attendance alongside senior management. The ceremony honored finalists and winners for their contributions to advancing the company's Zero Harm vision across Health, Safety, Security, Wellbeing, Environment, and Sustainability.

This year's awards received 130 nominations, a 38% increase from the inaugural edition in 2024, indicating a growing participation in the event. Nine of the eleven categories were reviewed by the Health and Safety Team and experts from various parts of the organization to create a finalist shortlist.

Eng. Abdulrahman Ali Al Malik, Chief of Programme Delivery at Qatar Rail, highlighted the importance of the event, stating, "Three editions on, the Zero Harm Awards continue to reflect a safety culture that is shared by everyone at Qatar Rail and our service providers. The growing participation this year shows that safety is increasingly seen as a collective responsibility, and we remain committed to recognising those who lead by example in building a safer and more sustainable workplace."

Through recognition, reward, and continuous improvement, the programme strengthens Qatar Rail's commitment to fostering a strong safety culture across all its operations and projects, aligning with the company's vision of injury- and harm-free operations. The 2026 edition featured 11 award categories open to around 4,700 employees, staff, service providers, and subcontractors, focusing on advancing the Zero Harm vision and promoting best practices for a safer and more sustainable workplace.