Health & safety
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We lead every project with a commitment to health & safety, keeping our team, clients and community protected.
Safety is at the core of everything we do.
From working conditions to training and supervision, our Safety, Health and Environmental policy is aligned with industry standards and regulatory requirements to maintain a safe, healthy and environmentally responsible workplace.
At Tri Construction, everyone has responsibility for health & safety. Whether it’s during the initial phases of design & build or the final touches of a fit-out project, our leadership promotes a proactive safety culture, ensuring projects are planned and executed safely.
All team members, from office staff to site operators and subcontractors receive training, guidance and supervision to uphold our construction company’s health & safety policy and HSE guidelines.
Our approach to health & safety
Planning and risk management
Every project is assessed for potential hazards, with an in-depth risk assessment that adheres to all relevant SHE (Safety, Health and Environmental) policies, industry guidance and codes of practice.
Training & supervision
All staff receive ongoing guidance, training and supervision to work safely and maintain health & safety standards. We ensure each team member understands their role, responsibilities and expectations.
Aside from training, all our employees also undertake annual medicals to ensure our workforce is both physically and mentally fit.
Continuous improvement
Policies are renewed annually or sooner if new legislation is introduced. We actively monitor performance to ensure all staff and site operations are following health & safety guidelines.
Frequently asked questions
What H&S accreditations do Tri Construction hold?
We are proud holders of CHAS Elite, the highest accreditation from the Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme (CHAS). This ensures the most rigorous application of health & safety best practice.
How does Tri Construction support the health and wellbeing of its employees?
All our staff and employees undertake annual comprehensive medicals which focus on the physical and mental wellbeing of our team, which we believe is fundamental to the work we do.
What steps does Tri Construction take to promote a strong safety culture?
We promote a proactive safety culture through leadership commitment, open communication and continuous improvement. Our management team leads by example, encouraging staff to stop work if unsafe conditions arise and to participate in ongoing safety monitoring and training.