Our Approach
Duratec focuses on managing the risks that have the potential to cause the most serious harm.
Our Critical Risk Program identifies and controls activities that could result in fatality or life-altering injury, supporting our commitment to Zero Harm and consistent, safe project delivery.
What Are Critical Risks
Critical risks are hazards or situations that, if not effectively controlled, could result in fatality or severe injury.
At Duratec, we have identified 14 key critical risks based on:
- Safe Work Australia high-risk construction activities
- Internal and industry incident data
- Corporate risk analysis
Critical Risk Standards (CRS)
To manage these risks, we use Critical Risk Standards (CRS).
These are:
- Simple, one-page standards outlining minimum requirements
- Focused on 4–6 critical controls
- Designed for quick, practical use on site
Each standard links directly to detailed procedures, ensuring clarity and consistency across all operations.
Our Commitment
We are committed to protecting our people, environment, and assets by ensuring critical risks are consistently managed across every project.
Because when critical controls are applied, serious incidents are preventable.