Safety and wellbeing at work

Ensuring the safety and wellbeing of people is our top priority. Our ambition is to be the industry leader in occupational health, safety, and employee wellbeing.

Zero accidents is our goal. We work safely – or not at all.

Healthy and well

We are continuously working to improve occupational safety and wellbeing. We all have a life outside of work — which is why we want everyone to return home healthy at the end of each workday.

Culture of care

We nurture our culture of care. This includes open conversations and engaging everyone in taking responsibility for our shared work, safety, and wellbeing. Knowing one another strengthens our ability to care.

Managing risks

Risk management supports safe, reliable and uninterrupted operations. It is built on clear objectives and commitment from the planning stage onward. By following the principles of the safety action hierarchy, we ensure that the right measures are taken at the right time.

Through dialogue

We believe in talking things through: checking in with one another, following effective meeting practices, and raising concerns openly. We want to learn from shortcomings, address them together, and continuously improve our ways of working.

Fit for work

We aim to identify risk factors that may threaten work ability and to initiate support measures as early as possible. We support our employees in situations where their ability to work is challenged.

Life balance

We believe that a healthy balance between work and free time supports productivity. That is why we invest in clear job descriptions, flexible working hours, family‑friendly policies, and open conversations about wellbeing and endurance.

Safe choices at every site

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We build occupational safety and wellbeing through our daily choices

"Every accident is preventable. This becomes clear when the root causes of accidents are examined."

Antti Leino

Vice President, HSE

"Ensuring occupational safety starts already at the drawing board. Through design and design management, hazards on the construction site can even be eliminated entirely."

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Pekka Kujansuu

Business Development Manager

"We have long careers here, which likely reflects job satisfaction and the meaningfulness of our work—and hopefully also that we have succeeded in supporting the wellbeing and health of our people."