Safety Innovation Award

Showcase your innovative project or product in front of retailers, manufacturers and distributors.

Electrical Safety First created the Safety Innovation Award to recognise excellence of product safety initiatives within the industry.

We have invited applications from organisations that have developed an innovative product or project that has or will make a difference to improve consumer safety. Applications included a detailed description together with supporting evidence. 

The winner will be announced at the Electrical Product Safety Conference on Thursday 26 October at Church House, London.

If you are working on an innovative project or product you can enter the award in Spring 2026.

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The Electrical Product Safety Conference 2026

The winner of the Safety Innovation Award will be announced at the Product Safety Conference. 

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View past winners

Find out more about past winners of the Safety Innovation Award and their ideas, products, and projects helping protect consumers from electrical harm.

More about the Electrical Product Safety Conference

Our annual Product Safety Conference is one of the leading events in the industry calendar. It's for anybody involved in the design, manufacture and testing of electrical products or involved at any other point in the supply chain such as importing, distribution and retail.

Our audience consists of manufacturers, retailers, importers, product testing houses, safety advocates, lawyers as well as Government and enforcement bodies.

Each year the Safety Innovation Award Winner can present at the conference about their project or product.

About Electrical Safety First

Electrical Safety First is the UK Charity dedicated to reducing deaths and injuries caused by electrical accidents.

We campaign on behalf of consumers and work with electrical trade professionals to improve safety regulation and provide expert information and advice to help people protect themselves from faulty, damaged, sub-standard, and poorly maintained electrical installations and electrical appliances.

We are recognised by government and industry as the leading campaigning charity and technical authority on electrical safety.

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