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August 16, 2005 Quadrant Plastics Achieves Safety Milestone Seattle, WA, USA--(Jobwerx News)--Belgium Technology Centre for leading
manufacturer of engineering plastics passes milestone of 5000 accident
free days.
Quadrant EPP’s definition of an accident is any event that requires more
than minor first-aid and results in an operator not immediately being
able to return to his duties, and therefore a loss of work. The last such
accident at the Tielt facility was recorded on September 11, 1991. To counter this risk all TC staff regularly follow safety
courses, including temporary workers assigned to the team. This is supported
by a number of programmes that Paul Hernou believes are key to ensuring
safety in the workplace. “We operate what we refer to as a ‘Stop Programme’.
Anyone who sees anything that they consider to be unsafe reports it. If
it’s a procedure then it’s stopped immediately. All such reports are registered,
investigated, changes put in place if necessary and then monitored. In
addition to improving safety, we share this information as it contributes
to best practice. We also operate a ‘Job Safety Analysis’ programme. If a job that we are
to undertake is perceived as potentially hazardous, a complete analysis
is carried out to determine what actions need to be taken to make the
task safer. This is a vital accident prevention process in which operators
make a valuable contribution.” The Tielt TC facility’s 5000 accident-free days are a testament to these
work practices. To mark this success the Technical Centre received Quadrant’s
Safety Award, recognising the achievement, from Tielt Site Manager Arie
Zwep, on May 23.
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