Visualising our strategy

Keltbray launches the first phase of its highly anticipated visual standards project

Keltbray is proud to announce the launch of the first phase of its highly anticipated visual standards project, a significant step forward in our ongoing commitment to Promote Health and Prevent Harm (PH²) in our workplaces.

Our Visual Standards clearly outlines Keltbray’s operational standards, ensuring clarity and consistency for both our personnel and trade contractors. Developed with input from operational teams, it complements Keltbray’s existing procedures, providing visual clarity within our management system. While it doesn’t replace legislation or approved codes, it’s designed to enhance safe work practices.

This project marks a key milestone in Keltbray’s journey towards delivery it’s Promote Health, Prevent Harm strategy, creating healthier and safer work environments whilst underscoring our dedication to operational excellence.

The visual standards project was conceived with a singular objective: to empower our operational leadership teams in the safe and efficient execution of our projects. Led by the HSW Strategic Projects team, in close collaboration with our operational and HSQEW stakeholders, the release of our visual standards exemplifies our collective commitment to reinforcing a culture of safety and excellence.

Barbara Marino, Strategic Development & Compliance Director, said:

“I am very proud of the progress the team have made on this project showing their passion and commitment to Keltbray health and safety initiatives and best practice on our projects.

I truly believe these standards will make a tangible difference in the communication and implementation of our procedures on site together with enabling better planning through early visualisation and tasks simulation. It will also provide an effective way to show our clients and stakeholders our health and safety standards as well as demonstrating our industry leadership as engineering contractor.”

Sam Taylor, HSW Strategic Projects Lead, said:

“From the outset, we wanted a very strong, holistic concept, one which would align with our strategic and organisational goals. The results clearly consolidate our aspirations, and we believe the seamless integration of the visualisations will bring continued benefit.”

Lavinia Toma, project manager overseeing the creation of bespoke 3D visuals, expressed her excitement, stating:

“I’m thrilled to witness the release of our visual standards project. It has been a remarkable journey, and we are delighted with the outcomes. I am confident that these visual standards will greatly support our operational teams in delivering projects safely and more efficiently.”

Charlie Kilkenny, Head of HSQE, said:

“We believe that the phased release approach will effectively communicate our organization’s expectations to our Operational Leadership Team. By setting a common standard across all our projects, we aim to enhance safety and operational efficiency. Our evolving Visual Standards will streamline procedures, improve adherence, and facilitate clearer communication with our workforce.”

Complemented by comprehensive procedures and guidance notes, these standards are designed to ensure uniformity and maximize their effectiveness in enhancing safety and efficiency.