Infrastructure

Safety culture in the construction, operation and maintenance of large assets, with attention to decisions between concession operators, local teams and contractors.

Context

The asset stays, the work fronts change

A highway, a terminal or another large structure brings together operation, upkeep and expansion fronts. These activities may happen at the same time, involving companies and professionals who take part in different stages of the asset’s life.

Management needs to understand how responsibilities meet across these fronts. Corporate guidance must reach both those who plan the job and those on site. There also needs to be room for conditions observed in the field to influence the organization’s decisions.

In distributed structures, this communication crosses sites, contracts and leadership levels. Reading the safety culture takes these relationships and differences in context into account, so that planning does not rely on a view limited to headquarters.

Our work

Involving leadership throughout implementation

The assessment can bring together teams from the sites and representatives of contractors. This listening helps define the priorities of the transformation and the responsibilities of those who will lead each work front.

Follow-up can include governance, competency development and support for rolling out the tools. The involvement of senior and middle leadership makes it possible to discuss the barriers encountered and make decisions about resources, responsibilities and adjustments to the plan.

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Project experience

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2023–2026 · Ongoing

EcoRodovias

Safety culture assessment, planning for 2024–2026 and support for implementation across the concessions and contractors.