The Value We Deliver · Safety

Zero harm is not a target. It is the only acceptable outcome.

Occupational health and safety is central to how we operate. Our onshore and offshore activities carry inherent risks — and we manage them through a structured framework covering everything from daily work authorisation to Board-level oversight. Every person on site, whether employee, contractor or visitor, operates within the same standards. Our number one priority is to ensure that everyone at our operating site, whether colleague, contractor, or client, goes home safely to their families every single day.

0.36

Total Recordable Case Frequency (TRCF) in FY2026 — against a target of 1.25

Zero

No Lost Time Injury Frequency (LTIF) recorded in FY2026, down from 0.19 in FY2025​

3,550

Attendees trained on health and safety in FY2026 — employees, contractors and visitors​

17,450

Total OHS training hours invested during the reporting period​

OHS MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE

01

Governance & oversight​

Group QHSSSE policies, project safety committees, periodic management reviews​

02

Operational safety controls​

Work authorisation, 9 Life-Saving Rules, operational safety procedures​

03

Monitoring & reporting​

Incident and near-miss reporting, root cause analysis, safety trend monitoring​

04

Training & preparedness​

Structured safety programmes, emergency drills, first-aid and ERT readiness​

05

Performance & improvement​

Corrective actions, LTIF and TRCF tracking, lessons learned applied​

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NINE LIFE SAVING RULES

Our 9 Life-Saving Rules form the non-negotiable core of how we work. These mandatory controls cover the activities where the consequences of error are most severe —and they apply to every person on every site, without exception. They are not guidance; they are the line between acceptable and unacceptable risk.​

THE 9 LIFE-SAVING RULES

01

Bypassing safety controls​

Disabling or overriding any safety system without authorisation is strictly prohibited​

02

Confined space​

Entry requires gas testing, ventilation checks and standby support​

03

Driving​

Journey management, seatbelt use and device restrictions apply to all road travel on company business​

04

Energy isolation​

All hazardous energy sources must be isolated, locked out and verified before work starts​

05

Hot work​

Ignition-risk activities require controlled conditions, fire watch and approved authorisation​

06

Line of fire​

No person shall position themselves in the path of stored energy, moving loads or projectiles​

07

Safe mechanical lifting​

Lifts require a lift plan, inspected equipment and exclusion zones under the load path​

08

Work authorisation​

All non-routine or high-risk tasks require a valid permit to work before any activity begins​

09

Working at height​

Fall prevention controls must be in place for any work above two metres​

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TRAINING AND PREPAREDNESS PROGRAMMES

SYSTEM & GOVERNANCE​

Building a shared safety foundation​

  • TMS and Synergi platform training
  • ISO 9001 / ISO 45001 familiarisation​
  • Safety incident reporting and root cause analysis​

ENVIRONMENTAL & SUSTAINABILITY​

Embedding responsible operations​

  • Waste management practices and segregation​
  • MARPOL compliance and the net- zero journey​
  • Environmental Quality Act regulatory awareness​

EMERGENCY & CRISIS​

Ready when it matters most​

  • Emergency response and crisis management​
  • Facility evacuation and muster drills​
  • Media spokesperson preparedness​

SAFETY & REGULATORY COMPLIANCE​

Knowing the rules that protect people​

  • Defensive riding programmes
  • OSHA Act awareness training​
  • Environmental Quality Act compliance sessions​

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