4Delivery and Southern Water staff and United Utilities CEO Philip Green celebrate 4Delivery working 2.5 million hours without a major incident.

Staff from Macmillan picked up a cheque as part of the 4D site safety scheme

The East Sussex Fire Service demonstrate a rescue as part of a 4D safety training exercise.

Safety, Health and Environment Passports are issued to all staff who successfully complete their safety training

Senior Managers carry out site inspections to ensure a culture of ‘safety first’

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Working in a potentially high risk construction environment, we recognise the importance of occupational health, safety and welfare in all our activities.

High standards in health and safety are of equal importance to quality, production and achieving our targets.

We aim to have a zero accident culture and implement safe working systems and practices throughout all stages of our project to reduce the likelihood of accidents and other incidents.

We want to make sure that all our people and others working on our sites are not exposed to risks because of our activities, and we consult and train our people to carry out their work safely.