COP26 Careers Media Projects Supply chain Contact Contact Menu Expertise Menu About Skanska c Home About Skanska Sustainability Health and safety Our culture Our culture We do not accept that ‘accidents will happen’. We want to set new standards when it comes to health and safety and believe an Injury-Free Environment on every one of our projects is achievable. Our Injury-Free Environment (IFE) programme Our IFE programme is designed to work with existing health and safety practices and programmes. We are committed to developing individual, cultural and organisational capacity to create and maintain a workplace in which nobody is harmed. Through IFE we are challenging people's personal relationship to health and safety, to make us all act and think differently, such that we look out for one another to ensure everyone returns home from work safely to their family and friends. IFE goes beyond the workplace and provides an equal focus on the choices we make in our personal life. Safety culture Everybody working on our sites must attend a four-hour IFE "orientation". This is an introduction to the IFE culture, to reinforce our commitment to each person's safety and wellbeing. It's an opportunity to raise awareness levels of health and safety by making it personal, relevant and important, so it impacts our choices and actions. We are proud of the stand we have taken to be injury-free, as a company and as individuals. We encourage all of our stakeholders to join us on our journey. Health, safety and wellbeing Our approach to health, safety and wellbeing. Our health and safety strategy Health and safety case studies Our culture Health and wellbeing Health and safety competence Health and safety performance Purpose and values Minimum standards Download and read Skanska UK's minimum standards for health, safety and wellbeing HSWE Minimum Standards.pdf Appendix 1 - Policy Statements.pdf Appendix 2 - Role Categorisation and Safety Critical workers guidance.pdf Appendix 3 - Drugs and Alcohol policy.pdf Appendix 4 - MEWPS.pdf Appendix 5 - Vulnerable road users.pdf Appendix 6 - Dust management standard.pdf Appendix 7 - Quick Hitch.pdf Appendix 8 - Surround View cameras .pdf Appendix 9 - Wheeled plant and underslung loads.pdf Appendix 10 - People plant interface standards.pdf Appendix 11 - Safety Helmet colours Build UK standard.pdf Appendix 12 - Site rules.pdf Appendix 13 - Plant minimum standards summary.pdf Appendix 14 - Anti Tilt Standard.pdf Appendix 15 - Prevention of Falling Materials Standard.pdf Appendix 16 -Forward tipping dumper standard.pdf Share Last updated: 23/01/2017 About Skanska UK Skanska, one of the UK’s leading contractors, helps to construct, upgrade and maintain the country’s buildings and infrastructure. Skanska UK in brief Projects History Purpose and values 51 Moorgate Map data ©2021 Google View larger map Shortcuts Find information on our website. Careers Code of Conduct Organisation and governance Statement on modern slavery and human trafficking (PDF) Skanska pension fund Contact us About Skanska Group Skanska is one of the world's leading project development and construction groups. Our projects Our people Our markets Information for investors Latest share price 23/11/2021 17:30 CET SKA B: SEK 217.0 -0.3%g Skanska AB is listed on the NASDAQ OMX Stockholm and traded under the SKA B symbol. View the share graph on Skanska Group website Change country Change country : United Kingdom Czech Republic Denmark Finland Hungary Norway Poland Romania Slovakia Sweden United States Skanska Group Follow us on social media © 2021 Skanska Terms of use, Processing of personal data and Cookies - Sitemap cookie preferences Skanska UK Plc, Registered Office: Maple Cross House, Denham Way, Maple Cross, Herts. WD3 9SW. Registered in England - Registration Number: 784752 Your Consent for Cookies Cookies provide us with data to analyze our traffic and allow for a more personalized experience. Please click on “Allow cookies” below to enable or adjust your preferences by clicking on “Change settings”. You can alter these at any time. Change settings Allow cookies