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Last Updated: Feb 13, 2017 - 1:45:37 AM |
Safety Reigns Supreme at BORCO -
Safety is the way of life at BORCO. Employees at BORCO were recently awarded for having worked one million hours without a “Lost Time Injury” since February 2011. This means that there were no injuries received while at work that were severe enough to require an employee miss a day or longer of work, which is phenomenal news for BORCO. So great in fact, that Khalid Muslih, SVP – President Global Marine Terminals Buckeye flew down to personally to help congratulate and award the staff at their in-house presentations. Pictured (left to right) are Khalid Muslih, Tyrone Thomas (HSSE), Carnetta McDonald (Maintenance), Cornelius Martinborough (Marine Operations), Ruth Roberts (Human Resources), Clemente Martin (Operations), Fred Bowser (HSSE).
(Photo: Derek Carroll)
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Freeport, Grand Bahama - Safety is the way of life at BORCO. Employees at BORCO were recently awarded for having worked one million hours without a “Lost Time Injury” since February 2011.
This means that there were no injuries received while at work that were severe enough to require an employee miss a day or longer of work, which is phenomenal news for BORCO. So great in fact, that Khalid Muslih, SVP – President Global Marine Terminals Buckeye flew down to personally congratulate and award the staff at their in-house presentations.
Departments at BORCO Rewarded For Over Five Years Without Injuries -
Certain Departments have also gone years without any recordable injuries at all. The Administrative Department and the Health, Safety, Security and Environmental Department have both gone over five years without having any recordable injuries. Recordable injuries are classified as an incident involving an employee receiving medical treatment beyond first aid, being restricted from working their normal job functions, or not being able to come to work. Achieving this amount of time with no injury is a very proud moment for BORCO, and everyone at the company looks forward to the next million hours with no injuries. Pictured (left to right) are Fred Bowser (HSSE), Alvin Forbes (Finance), Anthon Deveaux (HSSE), Khalid Muslih.
(Photo: Derek Carroll)
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In addition to awarding the Asset Team as a whole for this safety record, each department was recognized for the hours contributed to setting this unheard of record. The Administrative Department (Human Resources, IT, Administration and Finance) achieved 109,000 hours without injury, the Health, Safety, Security and Environmental Department achieved 103,000 hours, Land Operations Department achieved 292,000 hours, Marine Operations Department achieved 314,000 hours and the Maintenance Department achieved 182,000 hours.
“We are proud of our employees achieving a milestone of working 1,000,000 hours without a lost time injury,” said Robert Gaffney, V. P. International Operations Borco (Buckeye Bahamas). “It demonstrates their commitment to working safely and looking out for one another. It also aligns with Buckeye’s mission and unwavering commitment to safety. Our goal each day is for employees to return home to their families at the end of the day in the same condition or better than when they arrived.”
Certain Departments have also gone years without any recordable injuries, these include the Administrative Department, Health, Safety, Security and Environmental Department have all gone over five years injury free. Achieving this amount of time with no injury is a very proud moment for BORCO, and everyone at the company looks forward to the next million hours with no injuries.
BORCO Rewards Employees for their Commitment to Safety -
In addition to awarding the Asset Team as a whole for this safety record, each department was recognized for the hours contributed to setting this record. The Administrative Department (Human Resources, IT, Administration and Finance) achieved 109,000 hours without injury, the Health, Safety, Security and Environmental Department achieved 103,000 hours, Land Operations Department achieved 292,000 hours, Marine Operations Department achieved 314,000 hours and the Maintenance Department achieved 182,000 hours. Pictured (left to right) are Fred Bowser (HSSE), Khalin Anderson (IT), Julian Sawyer (HSSE), Antonio Rolle (Operations), Patrick Cartwright (Marine Operations), Stephen Roxbury (Maintenance), Khalid Muslih (Photo: Derek Carroll)
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