HSEQ - *Health, Safety, Environment, Quality*
Global Wind Service is committed to being recognised as a leader in HSEQ management, protecting our people, equipment, and the environment in every aspect of our work.
We carry out our operations in compliance with applicable legislation, client requirements, and industry standards, with safety embedded in the way we plan, execute, and deliver.
Our motto is simple: Think first – Act safely.
Our HSEQ Commitment
We are committed to ensuring the best possible working conditions and environment for all our colleagues.
We aim to minimise or eliminate risks that could lead to work-related illness, incidents, or injuries. Safety is a shared responsibility.
We are committed to building a more sustainable future and reducing our environmental impact.
Delivering high-quality work is central to what we do. We provide thorough training to meet and exceed our clients’ expectations.
GWS Life Saving Rules
- Operate equipment in compliance with safety guidelines.
- Stay vigilant and maintain a safe distance from surroundings and pedestrians.
- Always wear your seatbelt.
- Conduct a thorough inspection of vehicles and mobile equipment before use.
- Adhere to local driving regulations and adjust your driving to suit road conditions.
- Avoid using handheld mobile phones or engaging in any distractions while driving.
- Ensure you are well-rested and fully focused both before and during driving.
- Secure all tools and equipment when working at height to prevent accidents.
- Set up and maintain clear exclusion zones to ensure safety.
- Never enter an exclusion zone without prior agreement from the person who established it.
- Always inspect for loose objects before starting work.
- Use fall protection when working at height.
- Never work in multiple levels unless the all gaps between the levels are closed.
- No work or walking under a suspended load.Respect exclusion zones: Designated areas around suspended loads are set up to prevent personnel from entering the danger zone. These zones should be clearly marked and respected.
- Competent personnel and proper procedures: Lifting operations should be carried out by trained and competent individuals using appropriate equipment and following established procedures.
- Consideration of all factors: Factors like the weight and stability of the load, the lifting equipment, weather conditions, and the surrounding environment should be carefully considered during the planning and execution of any lifting operation.
- Verify zero energy state before starting work.
- Apply Lockout / Tagout (LOTO) procedures
- Keep a safe distance from any suspended loads and stay out of danger zones during lifting operations.
- Keep yourself and your colleagues out of line of fire.
- Comply with barriers and exclusion zones.
- Position yourself to avoid being hit, pulled in or crushed by: Moving or rotating objects, moving equipment and vehicles, dropped or flying objects, and energy release such as pneumatic, hydraulic, pressure.
Follow a safe system of work by:
- Hazard Identification: Identify potential hazards related to a specific task or activity.
- Risk Assessment: Assess the likelihood and severity of harm for each identified hazard.
- Control Measures: Put in place procedures and safety measures to eliminate or reduce risks.