Prioritising health and safety in Rail Baltica
Health and safety priorities for the Rail Baltica project
Zero accident workplace
Rail Baltica aims to achieve a “0 accident workplace”. This ambitious target reflects our unwavering commitment to ensuring that all potential risks are identified, mitigated, and
eliminated. Every accident is preventable, and we strive to make safety a cornerstone of every decision and action throughout the project lifecycle.
Stakeholder involvement and responsibility
Health and safety at Rail Baltica is a shared responsibility. All stakeholders – workers, contractors, and management – play an active role in maintaining a safe environment through clear communication, training, and accountability.
Continuous improvement and best practices
At Rail Baltica, we are committed to improving health and safety throughout the entire project lifecycle – from construction to future operations. We prioritize the well-being of all involved by learning from incidents, assessing risks, and applying leading safety technologies and best practices, ensuring a strong foundation for safe and reliable rail operations.
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