CREDIT: Aboitiz Construction Inc.
In a remarkable achievement that underscores its unwavering dedication to workplace safety, Aboitiz Construction Inc. recently received the prestigious Safety Milestone Award from the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Region 13. This accolade, presented in Butuan City on April 29, 2024, as part of the Labor Day festivities and the World Day for Safety and Health at Work, is not merely a badge of honor but a testament to the company's relentless pursuit of a zero-accident workplace. The award was in recognition of Aboitiz Construction's exemplary achievement of No Lost Time Accidents throughout 2023 and its diligent efforts in submitting occupational safety and health reports, all while enhancing safety and health practices within its operations.
This recognition came at an event themed "Impacts of Climate Change on Occupational Safety and Health," highlighting the intricate link between environmental sustainability and the wellbeing of workers. Aboitiz Construction's accomplishment is a beacon of excellence, demonstrating how companies can effectively integrate safety protocols with environmental consciousness to create a safer, healthier workplace.
Upon receiving the award, Aboitiz Construction’s Vice President for Operations Maintenance, Alex Garciano, expressed profound gratitude and reiterated the company's commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety. "Receiving this award reaffirms our commitment to upholding safety protocols and fostering a culture of safety in our workplace," Garciano stated. This recognition serves not only as an acknowledgment of the company's current achievements but also as a catalyst for continuous improvement and innovation in occupational safety and health practices.
The accolade from DOLE Region 13 is a reflection of Aboitiz Construction's leadership in the field, showcasing the company's ability to set and follow rigorous safety standards. By prioritizing the health and safety of its workforce, Aboitiz Construction not only ensures the well-being of its employees but also enhances productivity and operational efficiency, setting a sterling example for others in the industry to follow.
The journey to this prestigious recognition was paved with diligent efforts and strategic initiatives aimed at embedding safety into the very fabric of Aboitiz Construction's operational ethos. Last year, the company achieved a significant milestone of 10 million safe man-hours without a single lost time injury during its maintenance works for Taganito HPAL Nickel Corporation in Claver, Surigao del Norte. This achievement is part of the company's broader commitment to industrial maintenance services, serving various sectors including power, cement, and mining across the Philippines.
Aboitiz Construction's proactive approach to safety extends beyond mere compliance with regulations. It involves a comprehensive strategy that includes training, awareness programs, and the continuous monitoring and improvement of safety measures. This holistic approach ensures that safety is not just a policy but a core value that guides every project and activity within the company.
As Aboitiz Construction basks in the glow of recognition, the company is already looking ahead, focusing on further enhancing its safety measures and continuing to be a leader in occupational health and safety. The Safety Milestone Award is both a recognition of past achievements and a motivation for future endeavors. It underscores the company's commitment to not just meeting but exceeding safety standards, ensuring that every project is not only successful but also safe for all involved.
In a world where workplace safety is increasingly intertwined with environmental sustainability, Aboitiz Construction stands out as a paragon of how companies can thrive by prioritizing the well-being of their workforce while being mindful of their environmental impact. This award is a milestone, indeed, but for Aboitiz Construction, it is also a stepping stone to even greater achievements in the realm of safety and health in the workplace.
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