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Support and embed safer working behaviours
During 2022, Link Alliance developed and implemented a revised project induction safety training module which is delivered to all workers inducted onto the CRL project.
The training course, entitled ‘Mata Whānui ti Tirohanga – to look beyond’, describes the five H&S Principles to keep our worksites safe:
• We all take responsibility for safety
• We make sure we understand the plan
• If the work changes, we stop, regroup, and make a new plan
• We look out for ourselves and each other, and stop any work that is unsafe
• We are always fit for work and free from drugs and alcohol.
The project H&S representatives were central to the work to design these H&S Principles and to create a training course with impact, relevance and meaning for those working on site. This training intervention was shortlisted in the National Safeguard H&S Awards under the ‘worker engagement’ category for the leading role the H&S representatives had in its design.
The principles have been further embedded on the project through recognition of workers commitment to the principles through weekly safety awards and an annual H&S Champion Award at each site.
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