Sentosa Cove

SUBCONTRACTOR SAFETY INDUCTION AND TRAINING

C&W’s strong safety culture is paramount, and this applies to all subcontractors that are assigned to carry out works on behalf of C&W. Safety induction is carried out to brief all new contractors on the safety house rule and requirements. Safety induction card must be issued to all staff and contractors before commencement of work, after they have been briefed and informed of safety requirements. stringent requirements in relation to health, safety, security, environment and quality. Subcontractors will be inducted to the specific site’s requirements and undergo the required safety briefing. Additionally, we work closely with our clients to identify any additional requirements specific to the coordination and management of contractors. In a nutshell, our subcontractors are required to: • Always adhere to safe systems of work. Contractors are also required to perform to a high standard in their areas of expertise and to meet

• Undertake appropriate risk assessments and develop safety documentation prior to commencing work. • Comply with all relevant legislation, regulations, Codes of Practice and our Singapore government standards that are applicable to any work being undertaken. • Adhere to relevant C&W Services procedures and reasonable directions or requests given or made. • Undertake only work for which they are trained and competent to conduct and ensure personnel carrying out works are trained and certified. covering a range of safety topics pertaining to daily work operations are incorporated into video format for contractors to be easily briefed with visual and audio feeds. This initiative increases the awareness of contractors to common hazards in the workplace and cultivate a strong safety culture at our managed sites. This ensures contractors are aligned with the safety culture and expectation of C&W and meet WSH requirements. Safety training videos

CASE STUDY: TRAINING TO CONTRACTORS

C&W Services, together with Campaign cleaning agency, met the cleaning crew and conducted safety training covering: • Safety codes • Proper PPE’s needed • Identification of different safety hazards • How to prevent these safety hazards • First Aid Basic Training

Our FM team managing JTC’s industrial properties spearheaded safety training to ground personnel of the cleaning and conservancy team, where as part of the IFM contract, we oversee the estate’s cleanliness and sanitation. The daily activities of the cleaning crew are entwined with several safety hazards such as slips, tripping and fall from height, etc.

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