RoSPA Gold Award earned for 6th year running!

InstaVolt, the UK’s leading ultra-rapid EV charging network, has been awarded a Gold award by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) for the sixth consecutive year, recognising the company’s sustained commitment to health and safety across the business.

The award, presented as part of RoSPA’s 70th anniversary programme, this year drew 2,000 entries from nearly 60 countries.

In the past 12 months, InstaVolt has started work on its Chicklade Superhub and installed hundreds of chargers across the UK, growing the network while maintaining the safety standards recognised by this year’s award. Six consecutive Gold awards reflect a safety culture that has held firm through a period of rapid growth.

“We are incredibly proud to have achieved the Gold RoSPA Award for six consecutive years,” said Rachel Reade, Head of HSEQ of InstaVolt.

“This is a recognition that reflects our unwavering commitment to health and safety across every level of the business. This award is a testament to the proactive safety culture we’ve built, one where every team member takes ownership, looks out for one another and prioritises doing things the right way, every day. It’s more than an award, it’s a reflection of our values and the high standards we set to ensure everyone goes home safe and well.”

Julia Small, RoSPA’s Growth Director, said: “RoSPA congratulates InstaVolt on its RoSPA Health and Safety Award. The high standards InstaVolt has achieved are the result of hard work and dedication, of which InstaVolt should be rightfully proud and which RoSPA is delighted to honour.

“2026 is a landmark year for the RoSPA Awards as we reflect on how far workplace safety has come in 70 years. It is because of the commitment of health and safety leaders like InstaVolt that people today are safer at work than in the past, and it sets an inspiring example for the future.”

InstaVolt is the UK’s leading ultra-rapid charging network, With 4,250 chargers live or in development across 1,200 locations in the UK and Ireland.