1. 5 new behavioural based Golden Rules 9 common High Risk Activities
Target Zero
A State of Mind
Principles
We all have the right to go home unharmed everyday.
We believe that all harm is preventable.
We must all work together to achieve this.
Re focus
Pillars
LEADERSHIP &
BEHAVIOUR
DESIGNING FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY
COMMUNICATION
WORKPLACE HEALTH
WORKPLACE SAFETY
PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT
Golden Rules
5 new behavioural based Golden Rules
As Crossrail moves into the next phase of the project, we have revised our existing Target Zero program. As part of this review we have engaged with supervisors on what is working well and what is not. As a result of this we have made some changes. The principles that all harm is preventable and that that everyone has the right to go home unharmed remains.
- Golden Rules will be changing from task specific activities (such as Lifting Operations, Spray Concrete Lining and Working at Height) to behavioural based Rules (Respect the basics, Assess the Risks, Check the Site etc). These rules are designed to be applied to all activities and as a result improve the culture across the project.
- High Risk Activities which are common across the project have been introduced. These activities need to be carefully managed with a higher level of control in line with necessary safe systems of work and permit plans.
High Risk Activities
People and Plant
Lifting Operations
Sprayed Concrete Lining
Energised Systems
Confined Spaces
Breaking Ground
Fire/Hot Work
Working at Height
Railway Operations
9 common High Risk Activities