Hazard identification
Task-level hazards are reviewed before work and when conditions change.
/ HSE & QUALITY GOVERNANCE
Safe work is planned work.
Our project controls connect people, plant, environment and quality from pre-mobilisation review through documented handover.
01 / POLICY STATEMENT
Prevent harm. Protect the environment. Deliver to specification.
DG Bangla Engineering Ltd is committed to providing working conditions that protect employees, subcontractors, visitors, communities and the environment. Every project is expected to identify hazards, assess risk, assign controls and verify that the work is ready before execution begins.
Quality is managed through approved information, competent supervision, inspection points, testing and traceable records. Project-specific contractual requirements take precedence over this public policy summary.
02 / CORE COMMITMENTS
Six controls applied to every work package.
Competence and supervision
Roles, authorisations and supervision are matched to the task and equipment.
Plant and equipment safety
Inspection, maintenance, guarding and authorised operation are built into mobilisation.
Environmental protection
Waste, spill, dust, noise, water and material controls follow the approved project plan.
Quality assurance
Drawings, materials, method statements, inspection points and tests are controlled.
Learning and improvement
Unsafe conditions, non-conformities, incidents and near misses are reported and reviewed.
03 / PROJECT CONTROL CYCLE
From mobilisation gate to controlled handover.
- 01Pre-mobilisation risk, access and interface review
- 02Method statement, permits and toolbox briefing
- 03Supervised execution, inspection and test records
- 04Close-out, lessons learned and handover
Field execution requirements
- Risk assessment / JSA and approved method
- Permit-to-work where the project requires it
- Induction, toolbox talk and daily coordination
- PPE, access, lifting and work-at-height controls
- Emergency contacts, first-aid and evacuation readiness
- Stop-work authority for unsafe conditions
Environmental management
- Waste segregation and authorised disposal
- Fuel, chemical and spill controls
- Dust, noise and community-interface management
- Water, dredging and disposal controls where applicable
- Material efficiency and protected work boundaries
- Incident reporting and corrective action
Inspection and assurance
- Current drawings, BOQ and specification control
- Material source and technical submittal approval
- Inspection and test-plan hold points
- Survey, testing and measurement records
- Non-conformity and corrective-action tracking
- As-built, O&M and handover documentation
04 / REPORTING & ACCOUNTABILITY
Raise concerns early. Record actions clearly.
Project personnel are expected to report unsafe conditions, environmental events, near misses, incidents and quality non-conformities through the site reporting line. Urgent risks should be made safe first and escalated immediately.