In July 2024, during construction work at the Glodeni II solar park in Romania, an unexploded ordnance (UXO) from World War II was discovered. Work was immediately halted and the UXO was safely removed by the authorities. To ensure the safety of its employees, DRI promptly hired a specialist company to survey the area for additional hazards, which resulted in the discovery and removal of a second UXO. These proactive measures ensured the safety of DRI workers.
Health and
Safety
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We consider our people to be our most valuable assets, and we firmly believe that all incidents and accidents are preventable. Our goal is clear: zero incidents and zero accidents, ensuring a workplace where safety is a shared responsibility.
This goal is supported by DRI’s Safety Principles and Lifesaving Rules, which serve as the foundation of our safety culture. We adopt a caring, coaching, and collaborative approach to eliminate risk, focusing on proactive measures that protect both our people and our operations.
Every employee, including our subcontractors, is expected to fully embrace these principles and lifesaving rules, taking them to heart and mind.
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By working together and staying committed to our safety standards, we strive to create an environment where everyone can go home safe and sound every day. The following case studies illustrate these efforts in practice.
In April 2024, DRI, together with our maintenance partner and local authorities, conducted an emergency drill at the Ruginoasa wind turbines in Romania to test the new Emergency Response Team (EMT) structure. The scenario simulated a fire at one of the turbines, with maintenance partner’s dispatch centre immediately alerting the emergency services and local fire engines and ambulances quickly arriving on site. The exercise was well coordinated, with seamless communication between teams via the dedicated app, and successfully confirmed the effectiveness of the new EMT structure in handling emergencies.