occupational safety

Safety

Stopping slips

Slippery conditions come every year, causing slips that lead to absences from work. The Best Practices material instructs worksites to plan for slip prevention.

Safety

Focus on occupational safety on the Lake Line

The Lake Line from Vaala to Joroinen is being reinforced. As the new transmission line runs mainly alongside the existing 400 kV line, the people working on the site must pay special attention to induced voltage and additional earthing.

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Understanding human activity improves occupational safety

The human factor is a mindset – a perspective from which we analyse and develop occupational safety. The key is understanding human activity to identify how different factors affect work performance and success at work.

Safety

Eliminate risk behind the wheel

Fingrid’s employees and partners often need to travel the country by road. Safe drivers make sensible choices and obey traffic laws.

Viewpoint

Safety is a part of the day-to-day

This year, we are encouraging personnel to consider safety as a part of their day-to-day activities at work and in their leisure time.

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Aiming for zero accidents

A safety mindset is already integral to everyday work on Fingrid’s sites. Safety is discussed naturally during
orientations and meetings, and the personnel on worksites make weekly observations to enhance safety.

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Working on occupational safety

Safety supervisor ensures that the work on a transmission line worksite goes smoothly.
“Foresight and planning are absolutely essential for safety. Employees need the correct equipment, information, and expertise to work safely,” says Safety Supervisor Lauri Tolpanniemi.

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Good practices and things to develop

Occupational safety is always in the spotlight at Fingrid. It is developed in collaboration with service providers.
“Everyone should get home from work healthy. That is why we aim for zero accidents,” says Fingrid´s Timo Kiiveri, Senior Vice President.

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