What has changed in HSE over the past decade is hard to capture in a single narrative.

So here’s a concise breakdown:

✅ Dropped object prevention: The recording of all rigs & hoists, regular inspections, and the consistent exchange of experience now make a measurable contribution to safety.

✅ Industry impact: Active collaboration with a supplier to develop impact protection gloves for wet working environments.

✅ Stop the Job Authority: Everyone is empowered to stop unsafe work at any time. Safety always comes first.

✅ Life Saving Rules: International IOGP standards complement national regulations and provide clear guidance.

✅ Mentorship program: A key element to safely onboard and support career changers.

✅ Multilingual HSE communication: Safety without language barriers – HSE documents are available in multiple languages.

✅ Digitalization in the field: Employee apps, info displays, and tablets enable fast access to HSE information, toolbox talks, and risk assessments.

Our takeaway: HSE is not a project – it’s an ongoing cultural journey. And not always an easy one.