Working at Sanyu

At Maga, we place the foremost priority to protecting the health and safety of our employees, clients, contractors, suppliers and general public who are the end-users of the buildings and infrastructure we create. Our vision has always centered on creating a workplace where zero accidents occur.

In translating this vision into action, our aim is to not only comply with requirements of the relevant legislations and procedures, but to build a work culture and environment where health and safety is imbedded in the DNA - or grassroots level - of the organisation. All our employees receive training in health and safety, whilst our subcontractors and suppliers are made to abide by our safety standards and procedures. In recognition of our efforts, we received the first National Award for Effective Adaption of Safety Measures in Construction by the Institute of Construction Training & Development, Sri Lanka in the year 2007. We recognize that much more work has to be done in this sphere if we are create zero accident environments and improve the safety standards of supply chains, and we are committed to this end.

Our health and safety procedures follow international best practices and are governed by OHSAS18001 Occupational Health and Safety standards. Project or activity-related health and safety hazards and risks are constantly identified and incorporated in to standard operating procedure. Employees are made aware of unsafe acts and the corresponding precautions to be taken. Emergency preparedness and response plans are filed for every project site and activity centre with each possessing designated first-aid and fire-fighting teams. Implementation of safety measures is systematic and stringent. Effectiveness of action taken is measured by internal audits, while follow-up audits ensure that the recommended improvements have been put in place.