Australia
Programmed Australia
Risk
Our Risk Management Policy commits us to the effective management of risk across all aspects of our operations, including identifying, assessing, monitoring, managing and mitigating risks on behalf of our customers.
Our policy and procedures are aligned with ISO 31000:2018 Risk Management –Guidelines and support our business resilience.
Our risk management procedures define the Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Control process we use to protect the welfare of people and the environment while complying with our health, safety and environmental obligations.
Risk and hazard identification tools that we have established include:
- The Risk Register to quantify risks across the business, contracts and sites and manage their avoidance or mitigation
- Site Risk Assessments to identify and manage operational safety risks for each job
- Hazard identification and incident reporting through an online field mobility app
- Incident investigations that seek to identify changes that feed back into revised or new practices
- Accountability for risk at all levels of the business and governance to manage resolution and escalation of risk events and emergencies.
Recent projects
Assisting Victorian Schools after 2020 Bushfire
Programmed provided urgent support for public schools damaged by the bushfires that raged through east Gippsland in 2020 More
Hopkins Correctional Centre
Programmed provides maintenance and soft services across the Hopkins Correctional Centre. More
We also offer
Transition Asset Management
We have extensive experience in mobilising contracts and assuming responsibility for service arrangements.
Transition
Public Private Partnerships Asset Management
We are the asset and facilities management partner of many successful PPPs across Australia and New Zealand.
Public Private Partnerships
ISO Certification Asset Management
Our Whole of Life asset management drives best practice for asset management, maintenance and operations that comply with this standard.
ISO Certification
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