Health & safety

We follow the SHEQ, (safety, health, environment and quality) on-site and during construction, to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations, environmental regulations, and quality control.

Our policy is in line with the SHEQ management system which we have implemented and continuously maintained and integrated to eliminate duplication of processes and procedures.

We have qualified employees who have a NEBOSH qualification which provides them with a good foundation in health and safety systems and principles to help with their day-to-day responsibilities. This qualification also provides our employees with professional competence to manage risk, meet business objectives, and adhere to current regulations.

Here at AL Projects, we adhere to international health and safety requirements. Our company and its team comply with the rules and regulations set out in any country so that our partners are safe, our employees have a safe and healthy place to work and the service we provide is done according to the highest standard and the required regulations all over the world.

AL Projects implements the Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1993 which is the primary piece of legislation covering occupational health and safety in South Africa. Our goal in enforcing health and safety standards is to define the broad duties that employers have to employees and members of the public, the duties that employees have to themselves

Our Life Saving Rules
  • Drive safe and adhere to speed limits
  • Never work under the influence of alcohol
  • Always remain seated in a moving vehicle
  • Use the correct personal protective equipment for
    specific tasks
  • Always wear a harness and hook-up when working
    on heights
  • Inspect and secure excavations and report any changing conditions
  • Isolate electricity and secure the damaged area
Your Life Matters

As part of our commitment to Zero Harm, we are adhering to the AL Projects Life-Saving Rules, with associated behaviours, to prevent injuries and fatalities. These life-saving rules are intended to create a safe working environment for everyone because your life matters.