Wilms Group’s BCC continues its string of winning health and safety awards

British Cables Company Wins RoSPA President’s Award Again

British Cables Company Limited (BCC) has earned the RoSPA President’s Award for the 14th consecutive year, further strengthening its reputation for health and safety excellence in the cable industry.

British Cables Company RoSPA President’s Award Achievement

This recognition reflects BCC’s ongoing commitment to high safety standards across its operations. Over the years, continuous improvements have helped create a safer working environment for employees.

Managing Director Kevin Samuel noted that the award highlights the company’s sustained focus on workplace safety and operational progress.

Learn more about RoSPA: https://www.rospa.com

Transition from BT Cables to BCC

Before the rebranding, the business operated as BT Cables Ltd. In October, the Wilms Group (https://www.wilms.com) acquired the company from BT Group plc (https://www.bt.com), leading to its new identity as British Cables Company Limited.

Following this transition, the company has positioned itself for long-term growth and expanded market opportunities.

Backed by Wilms Group Expansion Strategy

Support from the Wilms Group enhances BCC’s standing in the European market. With more than 70 companies, around 7,500 employees, and annual revenues exceeding €1.5 billion, the group provides significant resources and expertise.

As a result, BCC gains access to a broader industry network and increased operational support.

Longstanding Manufacturing Presence in the U.K.

For more than 120 yearsBritish Cables Company has operated from Blackley, Manchester. Throughout its history, the company has combined experience with innovation to improve both safety performance and operational efficiency.

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