Plan safely
Review the activity, hazards, access, interfaces, resources and controls before work begins.
Our commitment
Plan the activity. Control the risk. Verify the output.
Quality and safety are built into execution through activity planning, defined responsibilities, inspection points, equipment checks, competent supervision and site records.
Project-specific QHSE plans, formats, emergency arrangements and responsibilities are aligned with client-approved requirements before mobilisation. The applicable contract, statutory provisions and site rules remain the governing standards.
QHSE pillars
Consistent discipline across people, plant and process.
Controls are scaled to the activity risk and verified through supervision, inspection and documented closure.
Work responsibly
Maintain PPE discipline, toolbox talks, equipment checks, access control and supervised work fronts.
Verify quality
Use approved methods, inspection points, field checks, test records, measurements and documented approvals.
Protect the environment
Control dust, waste, spillage, water use, material storage and housekeeping according to site requirements.
Improve continuously
Record observations, investigate causes, close corrective actions and share learning with the team.
Quality cycle
Evidence at every stage.
Acceptance is supported by approved inputs, defined checks and retrievable records.
Prepare
Confirm drawings, specifications, method statements, material approvals and inspection requirements.
Inspect
Check incoming materials, setting-out, work stages, workmanship and hold points.
Test
Coordinate field or laboratory tests and retain results in the approved project format.
Record
Maintain inspection requests, measurements, approvals, observations and traceability records.
Close
Complete corrective action, final checks, punch-point closure and handover documentation.
Typical site controls
Simple systems. Visible accountability.
Final formats and inspection points are aligned with the approved project quality and safety requirements.
01Approved method statement and work-front briefing
02Hazard identification and activity risk control
03Material approval, receipt and traceability records
04Inspection, test and measurement checkpoints
05PPE, access and equipment condition checks
06Daily progress, housekeeping and environmental controls
07Observation, non-conformance and corrective closure
08Handover records and lessons learned