We work sustainably and continue to set new safety and performance benchmarks every single day.
To do this, we employ a range of safety tools and programs and ensure that each and every person is equipped with the knowledge and authority to maintain a safe working environment for all.
Our Target Zero program provides the policies and systems to ensure all team members take responsibility and care for their team mates, as well as the communities and environments in which we work.
Driven by our principle to Achieve Zero Harm, we instill the belief that accountability to achieve safe outcomes lies with each and every person in our teams and on our sites.
Our people have the right and duty to say “no” to any task that they do not feel is safe, and our safety culture is supported by industry leading training and tools.
At Clough, zero harm is a reality; we have achieved zero harm on several projects across the globe.
Karratha Life Extension
+91,000 work hours with Zero Harm, and 235 days on site.
Mundaring Weir Outlet Upgrade
+66,000 work hours with Zero Harm, and 457 days on site.
MAC Overpass and Tunnel
+ 90,000 work hours with Zero Harm, and 329 days on site.
Wagerup Oxalate Facility
+210,000 work hours with Zero Harm, and 441 days on site.
PNG Earthquake Response
+270,000 work hours with Zero Harm, and over 280 days on site.
POM Power Station
+1 million workhours with Zero Harm, and +600 days on site.
Construction Support Services
+65,000 work hours with Zero Harm, and 119 days on site.
Enterprise East Storage
+530,000 work hours with Zero Harm, and 365 days on site.
Great Northern Highway Bridge
+144,000 work hours with Zero Harm, and 392 days on site.
What is the Major Accident Prevention (MAP) program?
Clough’s safety performance is significantly better than the global contracting industry average, however, we continue to work towards a workplace that is incident and injury free by driving safety leadership accountability and developing our people.
MAP is a Critical Control management program which leverages offshore safety case principles into the onshore construction environment. By analysing activities with potential for major accidents or events, and implementing critical controls, MAP provides lifesaving tools in real-time giving the supervisor the authority to stop work if they are not satisfied with the controls.
The development and implementation of MAP within Clough has instilled a fundamental belief we can deliver innovative, quality, cost effective solutions to our clients with zero harm.
The MAP Program has been a fundamental shift in the way Clough manages high risk activities.
