Health & Safety

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Corbett Heavy Lift

Safety, Health,
Environment and Quality

“Nothing is more important to us than the health, safety and well-being of people”

Health & safety is identified by the World Health Organization as a fundamental element of sustainable development. At Corbett Heavy Lift health & safety is a core value. Site works need to be properly managed and robust safety standards need to be uncompromisingly implemented to avoid personal injury and equipment damage.

Our commitment to the health & safety of our people, our contractors and clients is set out in our Occupational Health & Safety statement. We work to build a strong safety culture based on individual and shared responsibility and aim to continuously improve our safety performance.

Our ultimate ambition is zero harm. That means we eliminate fatalities and life-altering injuries from our operations, and to reduce the number of potential hazards on site to the lowest possible level.

Our Occupational Health & Safety Statement is readily available both on site and online. It translates our commitments into action and outcomes on the ground. Each site has its own site-specific safety management plan, procedures and system in place.

Key elements of the site-specific
safety management systems include:

Site-level Risk Assessments & Method Statements (RAMS)

To identify and inform people of any potential operational risks and the appropriate controls to adhere to. We also require individual risk assessments to be undertaken prior to any worker or team conducting a potentially hazardous or non routine work activity.

Training

Training is the cornerstone of our approach to health & safety management. Before anyone steps onto one of our clients’ sites, they must complete safety orientation and training specific to that site.

Monitoring

Monitoring is consistently conducted through regular internal and external audits, inspections and assurance reviews of our safety procedures. We use daily on the ground Leadership Safety Interactions to actively engage our people in the review, to identify potential weaknesses in our controls and to develop alternative and additional controls.

Safety Training

We believe that to maintain our safety standards we must make safety personal. That is why we train and upskill our staff on safety and risk awareness, particularly in some of our more remote site locations, where critical safety and risk awareness needs special attention.

Across all of our sites, we include fitness-for-work programs which consider the importance of mental health, adequate sleep, exercise and diet.

Safety, Health, Environment and Quality