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A SAFE AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT FOR ALL
Safety and Health Activities
A safe and healthy workforce is the cornerstone of a vibrant, well-run organization.  To this end, Hongkong International Terminals Limited (HIT) makes it a priority to promote a greater awareness of safety and health issues among its staff, while also initiating and taking part in community activities and maintaining close relationships with external parties. Here are some examples of HIT in action.
HIT PUBLISHED BOOKLETS TO RAISE FRONTLINE WORKERS’ AWARENESS ON SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORKPLACES
HIT PUBLISHED BOOKLETS TO RAISE FRONTLINE WORKERS’ AWARENESS ON SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORKPLACESHutchison Ports HIT is committed to promoting occupational safety and health, and has published safety booklets earlier, which cover a wide range of frontline positions, to remind them about safety rules using images and simple text. A book launching ceremony was held with Commissioner for Labour, Mr Carlson Chan, as the officiating guest. The representative from the Labour Department also delivered a talk to frontline workers in enhancing their awareness on workplace safety and health.
Kick-off Ceremony of Terminal Driving Safety Week cum Launching Ceremony of Safety Booklet
Kick-off Ceremony of Terminal Driving Safety Week cum Launching Ceremony of Safety BookletThe company always strives to promote occupational safety and health. After issuing the safety booklet (about operator and ship and ground) in 2017, the company launched another version of the Safety Booklet (about traffic) to draw the terminal drivers’ attention by using images and simple text.

A kick-off ceremony was organized on 11 October 2019 on the release of the new booklet and the Terminal Driving Safety Week ran from 11 to 17 October 2019, with more than 600 terminal road users participating in the latter.

Safety Video “Safety First, Walk the Talk”
Safety Video “Safety First, Walk the Talk”In the video, HIT’s management, Safety and Health Committee members and 2020 Zero Accident contractors shared their views on improving occupational safety and health performance.
2020 Outstanding Safety Performance Award Ceremony – Lowest Rate of Accident with Injury
2020 Outstanding Safety Performance Award Ceremony – Lowest Rate of Accident with InjuryIn 2020, HIT has achieved the lowest record on the rate of accident with injury in the past 10 years, showing a marked decrease of over 50% when compared with the peak record. To appreciate the efforts of staff and contractors in keeping the terminals safe, HIT arranged a safety performance award ceremony and awarded them with certificates.
Kwai Tsing Port Occupational Safety and Health Campaign
Kwai Tsing Port Occupational Safety and Health CampaignTo foster a safety culture at work, HIT, as a member of the HKCTOA, fully supported the 2015-2016 Kwai Tsing Port Occupational Safety and Health Campaign, which is jointly organized by the Hong Kong Container Terminal Operators Association (“HKCTOA”), Labour Department and Occupational Safety and Health Council (“OSHC”).
CISPROS
Level 3
CISPROS Level 3HIT was one of the first companies in Hong Kong to receive the prestigious Continual Improvement Safety Programme Recognition of System (CISPROS) Level 3 Certificate from the Occupational Safety & Health Council (OSHC).

The CISPROS certificate acknowledges HIT's commitment to making continual improvements to its occupational safety and health management system by introducing programmes that keep its staff and contractors' employees up-to-date with the latest industry practices.

Occupational Safety Charter Certificate
Occupational Safety Charter CertificateThe Occupational Safety Charter was signed by HPH Trust Chief Financial Officer and Investor Relations Officer Ivor Chow,Operations Services Delivery Supervisor Wu Kin-fai (acting as Employee Representative), Assistant Commissioner for Labour of the Labour Department Tso Sing-hin, and Executive Director of the Occupational Safety and Health Council Tan Wah-shing. The purpose of the charter is to ensure that all business activities at the terminal are carried out in a manner that promotes the highest standards of safety and health.