HSE
Health, safety & environment
Nobody on our sites is asked to trade their safety for the schedule. This is how that is enforced rather than merely stated.
Policy
Six things we hold to on every site
APS Engicone treats safety as a schedule item with a named owner, budgeted the same way concrete and steel are.
PPE is non-negotiable
Helmet, boots and high-visibility vest on every site, for every person, including visitors. Harnesses and fall arrest above two metres.
Induction before entry
Nobody starts work on a site they have not been inducted on. Site-specific hazards, assembly points and emergency numbers, every time.
Toolbox talks, daily
A short briefing at the start of each shift covering the day's work and its specific risks — recorded, with attendance.
Everything gets reported
Near misses are reported the same as injuries. A near miss that goes unrecorded is the incident that happens next month.
Trained safety engineers
A qualified safety engineer on each active site with the authority to stop work — not a supervisor holding safety as a second job.
Environmental practice
Dust suppression, silt control, noise limits near habitation, and waste and debris removed to authorised disposal.
For tender committees
What we can supply
Everything below is available on request as part of a pre-qualification submission.
- Written HSE policy signed by the management
- Site-specific safety plan and hazard identification
- Safety officer qualifications and appointment letters
- Incident and near-miss register
- Toolbox talk and induction records
- PPE issue register
- Equipment fitness and operator licence records
- Insurance — workmen compensation, CAR and third-party