Safety First - SAFETY ALWAYS
Safety is our highest priority. We are uncompromising in our commitment to the health and safety of our employees, subcontractors, customers, and community. We will continually improve our processes, demonstrate leadership, and promote a culture where safety is paramount, encouraging Individuals to be proactive, cautious and responsible for their own and others well being.
HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES
BCK Engineering personnel will strive for business excellence through the pursuit of these strategies.
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We will work in a safe and healthy manner, to protect ourselves and the environment and to prevent disruption to the course of work being performed for the completion of each contract.
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We will develop and implement effective Health Safety and Environmental policies, strategies, objectives, plans, supervision, systems, procedures, training, audits, and follow-up, for the purpose of preventing accidents, eliminating hazards and ensuring our health and well-being in the workplace.
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We will assure our Customer that when we enter upon and work at his site, for which he is legally responsible to Regulatory Authorities, we will comply with the safety requirements in place for that site or workplace.
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We will be fit and able to perform the tasks needed to complete the product or service.
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We will have care and concern for our own safety and well-being, and to those around us. We believe in extending this care to the next generation.
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We will assure our Customer that when we enter upon his site, for which he is likely to be legally responsible to Regulatory Authorities, we will comply with the environmental protection requirements in place.
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We will demonstrate that our care and concern for the environment extends beyond our statutory obligations and we will behave as responsible environmentally sensitive citizens.
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We will develop objective prevention oriented management systems based on proven methods of implementation, control and improvement.
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We will define internal and external interfaces, authorities, responsibilities and reporting relationships.
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We will systematically manage change to assure predictable outcomes.
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We will agree and track SMART objective performance measures suitable for review and audit.
Smart Objectives are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time bound.
BCK ENGINEERING - WASTE MANAGEMENT HIERARCHY
The MD of BCK Engineering is a long term supporter and Chartered Manager within the Chartered Institute of Waste Managers (CIWM). BCK are driving a new Material Capture Hierarchy to replace the traditional hierarchy. (See Flow Chart).
Developing a waste management hierarchy is a crucial step in promoting sustainability and minimizing environmental impact. A well structured hierarchy helps prioritize waste management services, guiding us towards a more effective waste reduction strategy. At BCK Engineering, we have taken a foreword thinking approach that has led to the material capture hierarchy which meets the business space in which we occupy.
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The waste management hierarchy is a framework that ranks waste management strategies in order of environmental preference. The traditional hierarchy consists of five levels: Prevention, Prepare for re-use, Recycling, Energy Recovery & Disposal.
The 10Rs:
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BCK Engineering: New Approach is to capture and implement a modern view of the Waste Hierarchy. We believe these detailed groupings not only extend the lifetime of our products, seamlessly capturing exactly what our waste professionals have been looking for., but also move us away from a Linear approach towards a circular society.
Reuse, Repair, Refurbish, Remanufacture and Repurpose.
aligning with our work scopes.
Moving from a Linear Economy towards a Circular Economy
Research proves that a circular economy development path has substantial additional economic benefits for economies.
Moreover, the relative scarcity of resources other than oil and gas in the Gulf states would provide an incentive to embark on a path towards a more circular economy.
The concept has the potential to reduce waste production, reduce dependence on imports of raw critical materials; Increase employment opportunities as well as decreasing the environmental footprint of GCC Countries.
