First established in 1994 at Chrysler Group as the Environment Leadership Awards (ELA), in 2015 this initiative was expanded to include the areas of health and safety and became to the first edition of the FCA Environment, Health and Safety Leadership Awards (EHSLA).
The projects competing for the EHSLA are based on ideas of individual employees, teams or even suppliers who join forces to make FCA even more virtuous from a safety and the environmental perspective.
The development of a project personally engages the participants, each of them with their own originality and diversity, while the joint action of the creator of the project guarantees the success of the efforts made.