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Operating Policy (Quality, Safety, Environment) The Fairbrother Group is committed to the production of superior quality work in a safe and environmentally responsible manner. The commitment means that we shall:
Central to our commitment to safety is the paramount
goal of eliminating work-related injury and illness. Management must therefore
ensure that all reasonable and practical measures have been taken to provide
a safe workplace and every employee works in a safe manner and reports
all hazards, accidents and incidents. Fit for Work Policy This policy contains the Fairbrother Group’s mandatory requirements for all employees and sub-contractors relating to drug and alcohol use, as well as disciplinary actions that will result from non-compliance. Smoking is not permitted on company work sites within buildings and enclosed areas or within company vehicles. Smoking in open areas is only permitted in designated locations and subject at all times to the elimination of any possible risk of the inhalation of passive smoke by non-smokers. Employees or sub-contractors on site who are taking prescribed medication or over the counter medication which may affect their judgement in any way and which could affect the safety of that person or any other person at the workplace must notify their supervisor or manager prior to commencing work. Any employee or sub-contractor found to be in contravention of the groups’s Fit for Work Procedure will be subjected to the company’s disciplinary procedures. Illegal drugs are expressly prohibited at company worksites and company vehicles. All employees, sub-contractors or visitors must not have a blood alcohol content exceeding 0.03%. No employee under the age of 18 years shall be provided alcohol at company organised social functions. Any employee who considers that they have a drug
or alcohol problem is encouraged to seek confidential advice and assistance
through our Employee Assistance Program or by contacting the Systems Manager.
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