Sintek Group Achieves 2.5 Million Hours Without Accidents in Industrial Projects

A 2.5 million person-hour injury-free work record on highest-hazard industrial facility projects demonstrates Sintek Group's sustained success with human-centered, proactive occupational health and safety management.

Sintek Group, operating on industrial facility projects, approaches occupational health and safety not merely as a legal requirement but as a fundamental management approach shaping all projects. On sites classified in the highest hazard category, safety is integrated throughout all processes—from planning phases through field implementation, from training to technology deployment. At the center of this integration stands a specialized occupational health and safety unit coordinating all safety procedures. The high safety performance demonstrated over 2.5 million person-hours of work reflects the field application of Sintek Group's human-centered, proactive occupational health and safety approach aimed at managing risks before they arise. This understanding, which does not reduce safety to outcomes alone, enables the company to establish a sustainable and controlled working model on high-risk projects.

SAFETY IS TREATED AS A CORE VALUE BEYOND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
At Sintek Group, occupational health and safety are treated not as legal burden or cost line item, but as an ethical and strategic priority at the center of all operations. In the occupational health and safety approach, human life is positioned above all financial considerations, and no budget limits are set in implementation. This understanding encompasses not only physical safety but also workers' physical and mental integrity. Sintek Group aims to identify and eliminate risks before they occur through proactive measures rather than reactive applications.

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY: AN INTEGRAL PART OF ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
Occupational health and safety procedures are carried out under the shared responsibility of the entire organization, not a single unit. However, the success of this holistic structure is made possible by the central coordination and technical leadership provided by the occupational health and safety unit, composed of specialized and professional staff. This structure—including field workers, health personnel, occupational physicians, occupational safety specialists, engineers and management—operates effectively through direct field communication under the leadership of the occupational health and safety unit. All workers are engaged as active participants in the safety chain, while a safe working environment becomes a natural element of daily work flow through the multidisciplinary team structure.

TOP-LEVEL SAFETY STANDARDS ARE APPLIED ON HIGH-RISK SITES
Sintek Group's projects consist of industrial facilities in the highest hazard class. On these projects, numerous risky activities are conducted simultaneously, including work at heights, confined space operations, night work, pressurized containers, high-tonnage load lifting operations, electrical work, excavation areas and hot work. By nature of industrial facility construction, work is not linear but progresses in multiple and parallel fashion at different locations. Within this complex structure, the strong coordination, seamless communication and teamwork provided by the occupational health and safety team—selected from among the best and most experienced professionals in the sector—play a decisive role in sustaining safety.

TECHNOLOGY-SUPPORTED OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT ANTICIPATES RISKS
Sintek Group places digitalization at the center of occupational health and safety procedures, identifying risks before they occur. Through daily, weekly and monthly reporting and regular analysis, preventive actions are rapidly deployed. International regulations and standards are closely monitored, while tighter rules are applied within company practice beyond this framework. Even near-miss incidents are addressed through root cause analysis and converted into lasting improvements.

SAFETY'S NAME IS SINTEK
On Sintek Group projects, safety is treated not merely as an application but as a corporate commitment. The 2.5 million person-hour work period completed without occupational accidents carries for the company not so much the character of an outcome as a renewed statement of responsibility on each new project. Sintek Group measures its success not by completed projects but by workers returning home safely each day.