Winner Australian Workplace Health & Safety Awards

Celebrating Health and Safety Excellence: Our Journey to the Australian Workplace Health & Safety Awards

Our team was filled with immense pride and gratitude as we were recognised in the Health and Safety Excellence (Small to Medium Enterprise) category at the Australian Workplace Health & Safety Awards 2022 Gala Dinner. Together with our project partners Tree Mason and Macedon Ranges Shire Council we were honoured for our collective effort to keep staff and contractors safe at the Storm Recovery Project Site.

Our commitment

This award was the result of a collaborative effort to establish and operate a project site that prioritises safety. Our team, led by Phil Neville, worked diligently to implement safe practices and procedures to ensure everyone’s safety throughout the project. This recognition reinforces our commitment to assisting our clients and partners to create safe and healthy working environments.

Our journey towards excellence in health and safety began at the outset of the project. We recognised the importance of creating a culture of safety that permeates through every aspect of our work. Our team worked closely with Tree Mason and Macedon Ranges Shire Council to identify potential hazards and develop comprehensive risk management plans. We conducted regular safety training sessions to ensure that everyone involved in the project understood their roles and responsibilities in maintaining a safe work environment.

Impacting the community

Receiving the award was a reminder of the project’s significant impact on the community. We take immense pride in our involvement and are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to its success.

We would like to extend our congratulations to everyone involved in the project, including our partners:

Tree Mason, Macedon Ranges Shire Council and Emergency Recovery Victoria.

Their commitment to safety and excellence was instrumental in this recognition. We would also like to thank the AIHS for the honour.

As we continue our journey towards excellence, we remain committed to creating safe and healthy environments to empower our clients. We hope that our success will inspire others to prioritise safety and create cultures of excellence in their workplaces.

For more information, read the Storm Recovery Project Case Study we developed with Tree Mason. You can also view the webinar from the Australian Workplace Health & Safety Awards

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