For SIMA, safety is not an isolated step of the work. It guides how we design, plan, track deployment, and relate to each person involved in an industrial activity.
In our activities, we are responsible for our lives and the lives of everyone who lives with us. Therefore, we seek to reduce risks from the conception of solutions, considering people, processes, facilities, machines, equipment and real operating conditions.
This care involves technical responsibility, compliance with applicable standards, continuous guidance of teams and attention to deviations that may compromise the physical and psychological integrity of those involved.
How this commitment appears in practice
Safety planning
We structure and monitor safety practices in line with the context of the project, the activities performed and the applicable legal requirements.
Prevention before correction
We identify risks, guide teams and propose preventive or corrective measures before an unsafe situation becomes an occurrence.
Training and awareness
We value training, campaigns, lectures and field conversations to keep safety present in the routine, and not just in the documents.
Collective care
Safety is everyone's responsibility. We work to strengthen a culture in which every person observes, warns, corrects and protects.
Life as maximum good. Physical and psychological well-being as a collective commitment. Everyone taking care of everyone, leaving no one behind.