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Safety film wins award
April 1st 2007

SGB's new safety film production – The Cost of Accidents – won the Safety & Security category at this year's New York Festivals International Film & Video Awards ceremony.

The purpose of the film is to encourage people to consider the very real potential for accidents in their everyday environment.

A copy has been distributed to every SGB employee.

The film was directed by Jeff Osment through his company Pictures & Words.

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