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WORKPLACE HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY

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POLICY OF

VERSION NUMBER

APPROVED DATE

SCHEDULED REVIEW DATE

ACM Cleaning Group

002

1 September 2024

30 August 2025

ACM Cleaning Group takes a positive approach to providing and maintaining safe and healthy working conditions, equipment and systems of work for all its employees and subcontractors.

Workplace Health and Safety is considered as important as any other business function.

In so far as is reasonably practicable, the Directors accept that responsibilities for safety and health will be assigned, accepted and carried out at all levels throughout the organisation.

We aim at increasing the safety of our operations by positively influencing the behaviour of all persons involved, through a process of observation, coaching and communication.

We will ensure all practicable steps are taken to safeguard the health, safety and welfare of other people who may be affected by our activities including contractors and visitors to premises under our control.

We will investigate ALL accidents/incidents and near misses and where identified implement additional control measures to reduce the chance of a reoccurrence.

We will communicate to all employees and interested parties the results of all accident investigations, learning events and changes to procedures which may be relevant to their area of work and activities.

We will constantly strive to reduce accidents/incidents with a target of ZERO.

We will ensure ALL notifiable incidents are reported to the WHS regulator including those which have resulted in an employee being absent from work or unable to perform their normal duties for more than 14 days.

It is therefore our intention, following risk assessments, as required by legislation to:

 Provide and maintain plant and safe systems of work for all workers whilst on company business.

 Make arrangements for the safe use, handling, storage and transportation of articles and substances and to comply with the relevant provisions of government legislation.

 Provide safe and healthy working conditions for the prevention of work-related injury and ill health by eliminating hazards and reducing OH&S risks.

 Provide adequate information, instruction, training, supervision, and consultation as necessary to secure the health and safety of all employees.

 Ensure that all employees know and understand their responsibilities in respect of health and safety matters.

 Insist that safety instructions are carried out and that safe systems and procedures are followed.

 Maintain fire precautions, firefighting, and systems for evacuation in the event of any emergency, as required by government legislation.

 Provide appropriate medical and related facilities to safeguard the health and welfare of all employees.

 Utilise records and other monitoring systems to allow safety and health performance to be measured.

 Encourage through consultation the co-operation and participation of workers, and, where they exist, workers’ representatives, in achieving these objectives.

Employees at every level of the Organisation are therefore expected to:

 Take all reasonable steps to safeguard themselves and any other persons who may be affected by their acts or omissions whilst at work on Company business.

 Co-operate with the Organisation so far as is necessary to enable any duty or requirement imposed on any ACM Cleaning Group business by relevant legislation to be performed or complied with.

 Report any incidents, hazards, risks, opportunities or concerns relating to occupational health and safety. The Company encourages such reporting, and no one will face reprisals as a result.

It is recognised that all ACM Cleaning Group business divisions operate in a dynamic environment and this policy will be reviewed every year, in line with legislation and the Company’s objectives and targets as the business grows and develops.

AUTHORISATION

This policy was approved by the Chief Executive Officer on the date shown.

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