At Cunningham, the health, safety and wellbeing of our people remain at the heart of everything we do. Over the past two weeks, our Head of SHEQ, Liam Kelly, has been delivering Safety Standdowns across our sites, reinforcing our ongoing commitment to maintaining the highest safety standards.
The standdowns provided an opportunity to engage with teams across the business and reinforce a crucial message: when it comes to safety, complacency is not an option. While strong safety performance is something to be proud of, maintaining a safe workplace requires constant vigilance, personal responsibility and a collective commitment to looking out for one another.
During the sessions, Liam highlighted the importance of the Cunningham Health & Safety Handbook as a practical, everyday tool that supports safe decision-making and reinforces best practice across all our projects. By encouraging employees and partners to actively use the handbook, we continue to strengthen our approach to risk awareness and safe working behaviours.
The sessions also reaffirmed our commitment to Cunningham’s Care, Commit, Guard safety standards, which underpin a proactive safety culture across the organisation.
Investing in health and safety is an investment in our people. It supports better project delivery, safer working environments and stronger, more resilient teams. By continuing to prioritise safety and reinforcing the behaviours that protect our workforce, we are creating a culture where everyone has a role to play in keeping themselves and others safe.
We would like to thank everyone who participated in the Safety Standdowns and for their continued commitment to maintaining the highest standards of health and safety across all Cunningham sites.
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