Celebrating the World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2023

What a year Nomad has had in relation to health and safety. To recap, here are some key highlights we have had as a business.

• On Sunday, 26th March 2023, Nomad reached 1000 Days since our last Lost Time Injury (LTI). In achieving 1,000 days LTI free, we amassed almost 1.5million working hours across our global operations. This covers 12 countries and almost 300 people which is a fantastic achievement across our work, geographical dispersion, and risk variance.
• In March, we won The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) Silver Achievement Award for Health & Safety Performance for the second year running, further conveying our commitment to our people and to hold safety at the forefront of everything we do
• We maintain our compliance to ISO 45001 globally for every location we operate in and have a maturing Safety Management System within our Business Management System (BMS). Our BMS includes dedicated sections covering all aspects of our safety controls, guidance documents, policies, and processes to support every employee in Nomad.
• We are developing and improving our interactive Point of Work Safety Assessment (POWSA) app for site assurance that all engineers complete out on site to dynamically review their working environment before work commences. This covers our employees out on over 265 sites in over 15 countries we work in and to date, our engineers have completed over 17,000 POWSA assessments over the year’s.
• Our training system has delivered over 2,500 safety related modules to our employees globally in recent years providing key information and guidance on specific safety hazards that our employees may face during their work. These include asbestos awareness, hand safety and working with electricity modules to name but a few.

We could not have achieved this success without the help of everyone in Nomad, with all regions and functions working safely and ensuring they do not put themselves or others at risk. We have a maturing safety culture that is always progressing, and every day employees exhibit positive safety behaviour by following our global safety processes and complying with local requirements when out on site.

Our work to ensure that safety is at the forefront of everyone’s mind will never come to an end, it is a continuous drive, a commitment to always improve and further sustain these great achievements we have seen recently.