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The EPCO Australia Health and Safety PolicyThe management of EPCO Australia are committed to providing and maintaining a safe and healthy working environment for its employees and anyone entering upon its premises.
In demonstrating Management's duty of care, we make every reasonable effort to provide a working environment that minimises incidents of risk , personal injury, ill health or damage to property. This includes:
- Providing employees with appropriate training.
- Providing safe plant, equipment and systems of work.
- Regular consultation on health and safety issues.
A safe working culture is the responsibility of everyone and this can be best achieved through cooperative efforts of employees. A safe culture will be reinforced through:
- Continually identifying, assessing and controlling possible risks to people's health and safety, that may arise in the workplace.
- The provision of information concerning such risks and the promotion, instruction, training and supervision of employees to ensure safe work practices.
- Giving employees and customers the opportunity to participate in health and safety decisions that affect them.
In the interests of maintaining safety, contractors, their employees, visitors and customers are required to observe and comply with all health and safety standards and rules.
This includes any safety signage warnings, and or instruction given by any company employee whilst on our premises or work sites.