Health and Safety

Our actions are guided by the fundamental principles of prioritizing the well-being, safety, and health of our employees. With a strong commitment to safety as one of our core values, we are determined to ensure that our employees and supply chain return home safely and in good health at the end of each day.

Our commitment to improving our health, safety, and welfare culture, as well as expanding the limits of ambition within our sector, remains unwavering. To achieve this, we rely on innovative thinking, effective leadership, and the steadfast support of all our partners, clients, and employees. Five fundamental components are vital for successfully integrating our safety culture into our day-to-day operations: work environment, standards, engagement, leadership, and conduct. The continuous evolution of these components is essential for our ongoing success. Through close collaboration with our clients and supply chain partners, we can identify, prevent, and manage occupational health risks, demonstrating our leadership in promoting healthy workplaces worldwide.

All parties involved in this project must strictly adhere to the Health, Safety, and Environment policy, along with the guidelines and regulations specified in the HSE standards.

SiGeKo (Sicherheits- und Gesundheitsschutzkoordination) aims to ensure that construction site coordinators are qualified to manage health and safety risks on projects, in accordance with the German Construction Site Ordinance (Baustellenverordnung or BaustellV).

Key Elements:

The BaustellV mandates safety at temporary or mobile construction sites in accordance with EU Directive 92/57/EEC, which has been effective since 1998.

Responsibilities include creating, implementing, and monitoring health and safety plans, conducting risk assessments, ensuring regulatory compliance, coordinating with contractors, and maintaining documentation.

Needs specialised training in health and safety management. Certification requires education, professional experience, and the successful completion of a SiGeKo training course.

Qualification Requirements include a background in construction or engineering, a degree in civil engineering, architecture, or related fields, and relevant work experience. Training courses should be recognised.