Aurecon - Swaziland

Aurecon believes that engagement is the key to improving health and safety.

From our CEO through to individual employees working on site, we are committed to health and safety as a way of being, not just something to comply with. Your safety is incredibly important to you as an individual, but it is also incredibly important because people depend on you. Your partner, children, parents, siblings, friends and even your pets all depend on you to keep yourself safe so that you can continue to be there for them.

By remembering the true reason as to why health and safety is important, Aurecon employees are proactive in keeping themselves and their colleagues safe. The concept ‘Because people depend on you’ is more than a slogan, it is a call to action that empowers our employees to take time to do their work safely and stop any unsafe acts or work. We take our humanistic approach to health and safety to our clients and joint ventures, including our culture as well as our tools, knowledge and competency.

At Aurecon, our leaders are our role models who are constantly seeking ways to lead, demonstrate and communicate positive safety behaviours. They inspire and challenge our people to continuously improve, knowing that people depend on them. This is our commitment to our employees, our clients and the communities in which we operate.

We underpin our strong culture of health and safety with a detailed, targeted and responsive health and safety governance framework and management system.

Through application of our health and safety management system, our goal is to:

Provide a safe and healthy work environment for everyone associated with Aurecon
Provide practical tools and techniques for use in the assessment and consideration of health and safety issues across all work we undertake
Provide expertise and resources to implement and maintain our health and safety policies, standards and procedures
Provide health and safety management processes to anyone working on an Aurecon project to assist in:
eliminating hazards
preventing incidents
assessing, managing, controlling and reducing risk
comprehensively managing injury and rehabilitation
promoting health, safety, well-being and continual improvement