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AFCCO works to an integrated HSE management system aligned with ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 and with client field requirements — from planning and permits through to closeout, with safety treated as a delivery discipline rather than an afterthought.
AFCCO works on live oil and gas sites, in remote locations, with heavy plant and hot work. The hazards are real, which is why safety performance is managed with the same seriousness as cost and programme.
The company operates one HSE management system across both divisions, aligned to ISO 45001 for occupational health and safety and ISO 14001 for environmental management, and adapted on each contract to the client’s own permit system and field rules. Responsibility sits with line management: the site engineer running the work owns the safety of that work, supported by a dedicated HSE officer with the authority to stop it.
Every person on an AFCCO site — employee, subcontractor or visitor — holds stop-work authority. Using it is never treated as a fault.
HSE officer
Permits
JSA
Toolbox talks
Inspections
Emergency plan
Reporting
The same cycle runs on every contract, scaled to the size of the site.
Permit-to-work and job safety analysis before every critical activity, under the client’s system.
Toolbox talks, site inductions and role-based safety training for every person on site.
Routine inspections and audits against client requirements and ISO standards.
Incident and near-miss reporting with corrective action that feeds back into method statements.
What an operator’s HSE advisor will find when they audit an AFCCO location.
Hazards are assessed against the actual method and location, not a generic template, and the controls are written into the method statement the crew works to.
Nobody works on a task they have not been inducted and trained for, and operator and welder qualifications are verified before mobilisation.
Plant, lifting gear and personal protective equipment are inspected on a schedule, colour-coded where required, and removed from service when they fail.
Each site has an emergency response plan aligned with the client’s, with the roles, routes and contacts drilled rather than filed.
Environmental controls are planned with the same rigour as safety controls, because a spill or an unrestored location is a failure the client carries afterwards.
HSE performance is measured and reported to the client on their cycle, and every incident and near miss is investigated to root cause.
AFCCO will supply the HSE policy, management system summary, training matrix, performance statistics and previous audit findings for your review.
