SIG Roofing

Here at SIG Roofing Health and Safety goes beyond a check list of does and donts, our goal is to create zero accidents, through a cultural mind-set that even the smallest cog or action in our business plays its part in our customer and visitors safety. Our goal is to provide excellence in health and safety, as we care about the safety of everyone w... ho comes in to contact with our business. Our target is Zero Harm every day, through proactivity, education and a culture of mindfulness, consideration and care. In all of our premises we promise to: Maintain a culture of zero harm in all staff. Ensure safe working practices are employed at all times, with no exceptions Have a clear policy for yard traffic to ensure safe working environments for all. Have repairs clearly highlighted, with a plan and timeframe to repair. Ensure the use of our Dont Walk By policy for hazards and near misss. Challenge and stop any staff, customer or visitors who are acting unsafe and inappropriately. Continually exceed all health & Safety regulations, thus ensuring that staff, customers and visitors are in a safe environment whilst on our premises at all times. Our target is ZeroHarm every day, therefore when on our premises we ask all staff, customers and visitors to stay alert and be safe: Hazards and Near Misss should always be recorded, investigated with action to remove the risk What is a near miss? A near miss is an unplanned event that did not result in an injury, ill health and damage or product loss but had the potential to do so. The difference between a near miss and a serious injury accident is often a fraction of a second or a fraction of an inch. A near miss is a warning of a serious accident. By heeding these warnings and looking for their causes, we can mitigate serious accidents, injury or death from occurring. A hazard is an unsafe situation where there was no accident but there was significant potential for injury or damage to be caused. A person working unsafely against training, horseplay, without the correct PPERead More