A Safe Workplace
Gisborne believes that the responsibility for health and safety is a shared commitment and that the dedication to ensuring a safe workplace begins with a belief that all accidents and injuries are preventable. This principle is assured through Gisborne’s combined commitment to a team atmosphere in all facets of our business. Through the use of proven concepts and the development and implementation of Gisborne’s safety system, Gisborne builds into every project and fosters in each individual a commitment to the personal health and safety of all personnel; the protection of existing and constructed facilities; and the safeguarding of our natural environment.
Gisborne Field Orientation #1
Gisborne Subcontractor Orientation #1
WHMIS Orientation
Gisborne Leadership Training
Gisborne Head Office Safety Orientation
Gisborne Dropped Object Awareness Training
Risk Tolerance
National Safety Award - Gisborne Group
CCA presented the Gisborne Group with the 2018 CCA National Safety Award. Gisborne’s safety leadership in the industry is exemplified through the implementation and management of their comprehensive health and safety management system, which has resulted in 0 lost-time incidents for the past 5 years, and multiple awards for its safety program and records. This program’s management systems for safety have been consistently and successfully applied across its commercial, residential and institutional construction divisions. Gisborne believes that a key element of the organization’s success is its commitment to ever-improving its safety management systems.
Gisborne found that through the implementation of the Job Hazard Assessments (JHA), workers are more readily engaged in the development of new Safe Work Practices for specific tasks – a participatory process that puts new ideas into practice and connects the workforce in a positive way with Gisborne’s corporate culture.
Safety Goals
We strive for “Zero” accidents and injuries on all our projects.
Click here to see our "Gisborne’s 2024 HSE Policy Statement"
