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By following these guidelines, you can ensure a safe and trouble-free trip abroad. Precautions for travel Traveling Abroad: Prepare Thoroughly! To ensure a smooth trip abroad, please read the following important information: By following these guidelines, you can ensure a safe and trouble-free trip abroad. Travel Plan: You will receive a detailed travel plan outlining the itinerary, including: Check-in times Ticket information (collection and flight times) Other important information Read the travel plan carefully to avoid misunderstandings. Early Arrival: It is crucial to arrive at the airport well in advance to ensure a hassle-free check-in and boarding. Late arrival may result in denial at the check-in counter. In case of flight denial due to late arrival, you will be charged for the ticket price. Lost Luggage: Should your luggage be lost during the trip, you must immediately report this to the tour operator. You will receive further instructions on how to report the lost luggage and claim compensation. Remember to contact your insurance company (home insurance) to report the lost luggage. Read More Guidelines Your HSE responsibility Risk assessment of your own work Personal protective equipment Precautions for travel Sick leave Smoking policy

FH Contractors is committed to building a sustainable future. We believe in responsible business practices that protect our planet and uplift our communities. Our approach focuses on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. Sustainability. Sustainable workplace FH Contractors is a well-established manpower company with expertise in recruiting highly qualified personnel for various sectors, including the oil and gas industry, construction, and wind turbine industry. We always have a need for skilled specialists in areas such as welding, metalworking, and many other fields. If you are looking for exciting job opportunities, you have come to the right place. We would be delighted to welcome you as part of our team! By working together, we can create a lasting positive impact.

FH Contractors has a clear ambition to create a safe workplace where accidents and injuries are prevented. "Stay Safe" is the heart of our work. We prioritize promoting safe execution of work and strengthening awareness and understanding of the personal responsibility of each individual employee to ensure a safe working environment. Safety rules for welding When welding, always protect against burns, welding spatter, and welding fumes. Therefore, always remember when welding: To use protective gloves and possibly an apron, a welding helmet or welding goggles. To establish extraction for welding fumes, so that toxic gases are not inhaled. To remove flammable substances and materials from the welding site. To clean the surface coating such as oil, paint, metallization and other protective substances from the welding surface. When welding in and on containers, to ventilate and clean them and check for any gases before welding begins. Even small liquid residues and dried paint can emit explosive fumes when exposed to heat. FH Contractors' guidelines set minimum standards for safety regulations, unless otherwise specified in writing. Local safety requirements from other companies that relate to your work must take precedence over FH Contractors' guidelines. You must always comply with the laws of the country in which you are working. Violation may result in repatriation. Alcohol and drugs are prohibited in the workplace, as is intoxication or impairment. Abuse will result in immediate dismissal at your own expense. Remember, safety always comes first! These guidelines constitute the foundation for health, environment, safety, and quality at FH Contractors. By adhering to them, you contribute to our common goal of maintaining a high level of safety in the workplace, which protects both people, the environment, and equipment. Guidelines Your HSE responsibility Personal protective equipment Deviation Report Accidents Risk assessment of your own work 9 Life Saving Rules Bypassing Safety Controls Obtain authorisation before overriding or disabling safety-controls: I understand and use safety-critical equipment and procedures which apply to my task I obtain authorisation before: disabling or overriding safety equipment deviating from procedures crossing a barrier Confined Space Obtain authorisation before entering a confirned space: I confirm energy sources are isolated I confirm the atmosphere has been tested and is monitored I check and use my breathing apparatus when required I confirm there is an attendant standing by I confirm a rescue plan is in place I obtain authorisation to enter. Safe Mechanical Lifting Plan lifting operations and control the area: I confirm that the equipment and load have been inspected and are fit for purpose I only operate equipment that I am qualified to use I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I never walk under a suspended load. Work Authorization Work with a valid permit when required: I have confirmed if a permit is required I am authorised to perform the work I understand the permit I have confirmed that hazards are controlled and it is safe to start I stop and reassess if conditions change. Driving Follow safe driving rules: I always wear a seatbelt I do not exceed the speed limit, and reduce my speed for road conditions I do not use phones or operate devices while driving I am fit, rested and fully alert while driving I follow journey management requirements. Hot Work Control flammables and ignition sources: I identify and control ignition sources Before starting any hot work: I confirm flammable material has been removed or isolated I obtain authorisation Before starting hot work in a hazardous area I confirm: a gas test has been completed gas will be monitored continually. Working at Height Protect yourself against a fall when working at height: I inspect my fall protection equipment before use I secure tools and work materials to prevent dropped objects I tie off 100% to approved anchor points while outside a protected area. Energy isolation Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I have identified all energy sources I confirm that hazardous energy sources have been isolated, locked, and tagged I have checked there is zero energy and tested for residual or stored energy. Line of fire Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I position myself to avoid: moving objects vehicles pressure releases dropped objects I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I take action to secure loose objects and report potential dropped objects

FH Contractors has a clear ambition to create a safe workplace where accidents and injuries are prevented. Here You find information about Working in heat. Working in heat Working in heat and especially extreme heat such as when welding, cutting, impacting, soldering and grinding equipment, roofing with open fire or hot air tools and other use of fire. When Working in the Heat, You Should: Take two minutes to think through the work process. Check that there are no flammable materials above, below, or beside you. Assess whether hot work may produce exhaust gases from paint, pipe systems, leveling compounds, or surface-treated areas. Ensure adequate ventilation. Use a fire watch when necessary to maintain control over the operation. Clean up after finishing work and inspect the equipment. Consider removing or cleaning protective equipment when the work stops. In Case of Exhaustion: Working in heat, especially in extremely hot environments, can lead to heatstroke or sunstroke. If experiencing vision disturbances, nausea, dizziness, or headache: Move the person to a cooler environment and provide plenty of fluids (water, juice, etc.). If necessary, cool the person down by placing their hands, forearms, and feet in cool water (15-20°C). In Case of Fainting: Call an ambulance. Remember, safety always comes first! These guidelines constitute the foundation for health, environment, safety, and quality at FH Contractors. By adhering to them, you contribute to our common goal of maintaining a high level of safety in the workplace, which protects both people, the environment, and equipment. Guidelines Your HSE responsibility Personal protective equipment Deviation Report Accidents Risk assessment of your own work 9 Life Saving Rules Bypassing Safety Controls Obtain authorisation before overriding or disabling safety-controls: I understand and use safety-critical equipment and procedures which apply to my task I obtain authorisation before: disabling or overriding safety equipment deviating from procedures crossing a barrier Confined Space Obtain authorisation before entering a confirned space: I confirm energy sources are isolated I confirm the atmosphere has been tested and is monitored I check and use my breathing apparatus when required I confirm there is an attendant standing by I confirm a rescue plan is in place I obtain authorisation to enter. Safe Mechanical Lifting Plan lifting operations and control the area: I confirm that the equipment and load have been inspected and are fit for purpose I only operate equipment that I am qualified to use I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I never walk under a suspended load. Work Authorization Work with a valid permit when required: I have confirmed if a permit is required I am authorised to perform the work I understand the permit I have confirmed that hazards are controlled and it is safe to start I stop and reassess if conditions change. Driving Follow safe driving rules: I always wear a seatbelt I do not exceed the speed limit, and reduce my speed for road conditions I do not use phones or operate devices while driving I am fit, rested and fully alert while driving I follow journey management requirements. Hot Work Control flammables and ignition sources: I identify and control ignition sources Before starting any hot work: I confirm flammable material has been removed or isolated I obtain authorisation Before starting hot work in a hazardous area I confirm: a gas test has been completed gas will be monitored continually. Working at Height Protect yourself against a fall when working at height: I inspect my fall protection equipment before use I secure tools and work materials to prevent dropped objects I tie off 100% to approved anchor points while outside a protected area. Energy isolation Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I have identified all energy sources I confirm that hazardous energy sources have been isolated, locked, and tagged I have checked there is zero energy and tested for residual or stored energy. Line of fire Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I position myself to avoid: moving objects vehicles pressure releases dropped objects I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I take action to secure loose objects and report potential dropped objects

Risk assessment is a tool for reducing risk. This is done by assessing the probability of something happening and the consequence of the event. Risk assessment Risk assessment of own work Risk assessment is a tool for reducing risk. This is done by assessing the probability of something happening and the consequence of the event. How to do a risk assessment For effective risk assessment, it's crucial to pause and carefully consider the potential hazards before starting your sewing project. By fully understanding the risks involved, you can take proactive steps to prevent accidents. To identify what can go wrong, you must first have a clear understanding of: What to do? Which requirements (laws, regulations, procedures) and expectations regulate the work you are to carry out? Desired outcome? Before starting your work: - Should you carry out a risk assessment yourself of the work you will be doing. Ask yourself: What could go wrong? What could the consequences be? What can I do to prevent this? Once the dangers have been identified, you must take the necessary measures. During the work: It is important to stop and look around, to ensure that the risk picture has not changed. If it has changed, you must do a new risk assessment. This is called ongoing risk assessment. Your HSE responsibility Deviation report Personal protective equipment Smoking policy Securing working situations Guidelines Sick leave

FH Contractors has a clear ambition to create a safe workplace where accidents and injuries are prevented. "Stay Safe" is the heart of our work. We prioritize promoting safe execution of work and strengthening awareness and understanding of the personal responsibility of each individual employee to ensure a safe working environment. Stay Safe FH Contractors has a clear ambition to create a safe workplace where accidents and injuries are prevented. "Stay Safe" is at the heart of our work. We prioritize promoting safe execution of work and strengthening awareness and understanding of personal responsibility among each employee to ensure a safe working environment. General information about health, environment, safety, and quality As an employee at FH Contractors, it is your duty to: Follow applicable rules for safety and health in the workplace. Contribute to ensuring that safety measures function as intended. Ensure that temporarily removed safety measures (e.g., during repairs) are restored. Report errors and deficiencies of significance for the environment, safety, and health to the responsible parties. You must always familiarize yourself with local health, environment, and safety regulations, and any heightened requirements in the workplace always take precedence over FH Contractors' general requirements. FH Contractors' guidelines constitute minimum standards for safety regulations, unless otherwise stated in writing. Local safety requirements from other companies related to your work should be prioritized over FH Contractors' guidelines. You must always comply with the laws of the country where you work. Violations may result in dismissal. Alcohol and intoxicating substances are prohibited in the workplace, and intoxication or influence will not be tolerated. Abuse will result in immediate dismissal at your own expense.. Remember, safety always comes first! These guidelines constitute the foundation for health, environment, safety, and quality at FH Contractors. By adhering to them, you contribute to our common goal of maintaining a high level of safety in the workplace, which protects both people, the environment, and equipment. Guidelines Your HSE responsibility Personal protective equipment Accidents Safety rules Deviation Report Precautions for travel Risk assessment of your own work 9 Life Saving Rules Bypassing Safety Controls Obtain authorisation before overriding or disabling safety-controls: I understand and use safety-critical equipment and procedures which apply to my task I obtain authorisation before: disabling or overriding safety equipment deviating from procedures crossing a barrier Confined Space Obtain authorisation before entering a confirned space: I confirm energy sources are isolated I confirm the atmosphere has been tested and is monitored I check and use my breathing apparatus when required I confirm there is an attendant standing by I confirm a rescue plan is in place I obtain authorisation to enter. Safe Mechanical Lifting Plan lifting operations and control the area: I confirm that the equipment and load have been inspected and are fit for purpose I only operate equipment that I am qualified to use I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I never walk under a suspended load. Work Authorization Work with a valid permit when required: I have confirmed if a permit is required I am authorised to perform the work I understand the permit I have confirmed that hazards are controlled and it is safe to start I stop and reassess if conditions change. Driving Follow safe driving rules: I always wear a seatbelt I do not exceed the speed limit, and reduce my speed for road conditions I do not use phones or operate devices while driving I am fit, rested and fully alert while driving I follow journey management requirements. Hot Work Control flammables and ignition sources: I identify and control ignition sources Before starting any hot work: I confirm flammable material has been removed or isolated I obtain authorisation Before starting hot work in a hazardous area I confirm: a gas test has been completed gas will be monitored continually. Working at Height Protect yourself against a fall when working at height: I inspect my fall protection equipment before use I secure tools and work materials to prevent dropped objects I tie off 100% to approved anchor points while outside a protected area. Energy isolation Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I have identified all energy sources I confirm that hazardous energy sources have been isolated, locked, and tagged I have checked there is zero energy and tested for residual or stored energy. Line of fire Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I position myself to avoid: moving objects vehicles pressure releases dropped objects I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I take action to secure loose objects and report potential dropped objects

FH Contractors is responsible for enabling you to work safely. HSE is a line responsibility that extends from top management to all employees. Deviation report: Here you can report hazardous conditions and incidents. Accident and Hazard Prevention HSE responsibility FH Contractors is responsible for enabling you to work safely. HSE is a line responsibility that extends from top management to all employees. But first and foremost, HSE starts with: Myself! As an employee, you have a duty to: Take responsibility for your own and others' safety and health Follow the rules regarding safety and health applicable to the work Contribute to ensuring that safety measures are effective Rectify errors and deficiencies of environmental, safety, and health significance Report hazardous conditions and incidents (to be reported in the form below) Report hazardous conditions and incidents Deviation report: Here you can report hazardous conditions and incidents. REMEMBER ! Near-miss incidents must also be reported. Name Date Time Surname Email Projekct Place Incident: * Required Accident Error Disagreement Possibility of improvements Personal injury Environment Equipment Describe incident Cause Immediate action taken? Yes No Suggested solutions If a damage report is issued abroad (by a hospital, etc.), it must be uploaded here. Upload file Upload supported file (max 15 MB) Send Thank you for taking responsibility for a safe workplace where accidents and hazardous incidents are prevented! This happens after you have reported Following your report, FH Contractors will record your incident and report the work accident/injury. We will then notify the Danish Working Environment Authority and the Norwegian authorities. Upon your return, you should, if necessary, contact your own doctor. In connection with documented work injuries, normal pay will be paid for hours not worked. Subsequently, you will be covered under the rules for sick pay. Guidelines Your HSE responsibility Risk assessment of your own work Personal protective equipment Smoking policy Securing working situations Sick leave

FH Contractors has a clear ambition to create a safe workplace where accidents and injuries are prevented. Here you find Safety rules for electrical installation. Safety rules for electrical installation Electrical installations and electrical equipment may only be repaired or replaced by trained and designated personnel. Therefore, always remember when working with electrical installations: Only approved materials, lamps, cables, etc. may be used. The responsible supervisor must be informed immediately if any faults or failures in the electrical equipment are observed. Temporarily used electrical cables and wires must be protected against damage by appropriate suspension. Avoid contact with hot surfaces and sharp corners. Also avoid cables being caught in doors, etc. All double insulated hand tools must be inspected at least every six months. Electrical Accidents Never touch the injured person directly before the power is turned off. If possible, switch off the main power. If the person is not breathing, provide artificial respiration. If there is no pulse, perform chest compressions. Call an ambulance. Anyone who has burn marks or has been unconscious after an electric shock must see a doctor, even if they do not feel unwell. FH Contractors' guidelines set minimum standards for safety regulations, unless otherwise specified in writing. Local safety requirements from other companies that relate to your work must take precedence over FH Contractors' guidelines. You must always comply with the laws of the country in which you are working. Violation may result in repatriation. Alcohol and drugs are prohibited in the workplace, as is intoxication or impairment. Abuse will result in immediate dismissal at your own expense. Remember, safety always comes first! These guidelines constitute the foundation for health, environment, safety, and quality at FH Contractors. By adhering to them, you contribute to our common goal of maintaining a high level of safety in the workplace, which protects both people, the environment, and equipment. Guidelines Your HSE responsibility Personal protective equipment Deviation Report Accidents Risk assessment of your own work 9 Life Saving Rules Bypassing Safety Controls Obtain authorisation before overriding or disabling safety-controls: I understand and use safety-critical equipment and procedures which apply to my task I obtain authorisation before: disabling or overriding safety equipment deviating from procedures crossing a barrier Confined Space Obtain authorisation before entering a confirned space: I confirm energy sources are isolated I confirm the atmosphere has been tested and is monitored I check and use my breathing apparatus when required I confirm there is an attendant standing by I confirm a rescue plan is in place I obtain authorisation to enter. Safe Mechanical Lifting Plan lifting operations and control the area: I confirm that the equipment and load have been inspected and are fit for purpose I only operate equipment that I am qualified to use I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I never walk under a suspended load. Work Authorization Work with a valid permit when required: I have confirmed if a permit is required I am authorised to perform the work I understand the permit I have confirmed that hazards are controlled and it is safe to start I stop and reassess if conditions change. Driving Follow safe driving rules: I always wear a seatbelt I do not exceed the speed limit, and reduce my speed for road conditions I do not use phones or operate devices while driving I am fit, rested and fully alert while driving I follow journey management requirements. Hot Work Control flammables and ignition sources: I identify and control ignition sources Before starting any hot work: I confirm flammable material has been removed or isolated I obtain authorisation Before starting hot work in a hazardous area I confirm: a gas test has been completed gas will be monitored continually. Working at Height Protect yourself against a fall when working at height: I inspect my fall protection equipment before use I secure tools and work materials to prevent dropped objects I tie off 100% to approved anchor points while outside a protected area. Energy isolation Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I have identified all energy sources I confirm that hazardous energy sources have been isolated, locked, and tagged I have checked there is zero energy and tested for residual or stored energy. Line of fire Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I position myself to avoid: moving objects vehicles pressure releases dropped objects I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I take action to secure loose objects and report potential dropped objects

FH Contractors has a unified work environment policy, which is the first step toward ensuring a safe and healthy work environment for all our employees—ranging from embedded staff and administrative personnel to management. This policy outlines our shared attitudes, values, and actions regarding workplace safety. The policy aims to ensure that all workplaces maintain a safe, healthy, and attractive work environment. Work Environment Policy FH Contractors has a unified work environment policy, which is the first step toward ensuring a safe and healthy work environment for all our employees—ranging from embedded staff and administrative personnel to management. This policy outlines our shared attitudes, values, and actions regarding workplace safety. The policy aims to ensure that all workplaces maintain a safe, healthy, and attractive work environment. Inclusive and Safe Work Environment Your HSE Responsibility In our company, we believe in treating all employees with fairness and dignity. We ensure that employment conditions meet or exceed all local laws and regulations. We are committed to fostering a workplace free from discrimination and harassment, where everyone feels safe and supported. We prioritize our employees' health and well-being by creating a secure work environment. Read more: Our Stay Safe guidelines Sick Leave Sick Leave Policy: FH Contractors aims to: Ensure security and well-being for each employee Foster openness about the reasons for absence Treat employees equally in cases of absence Retain long-term sick employees Reduce sick leave rates These goals will be achieved through cooperation and open dialogue between management and employees. FH Contractors has developed a sick leave procedure to ensure effective management of sick leave. Precautions in case of illness As an FH Contractors employee, you must always familiarize yourself with the local health, safety, and environmental (HSE) regulations. Enhanced requirements at workplaces, compared to FH Contractors' general standards, must always be given the highest priority. FH Contractors' HSE guidelines serve as the "minimum standard" for health, safety, and environmental regulations at your workplace. This means that these guidelines represent a set of safety rules that must be adhered to as a minimum, unless otherwise communicated in writing. For example, if you are working at another company where stricter safety requirements are provided, these stricter requirements must take precedence over FH Contractors' HSE guidelines. The laws of the host country must be respected and followed. Failure to do so will result in repatriation. Read more: Your HSE Responsibility Smoking policy FH Contractors is a smoke-free workplace, and therefore an attractive workplace where employees can carry out their work without being exposed to second-hand smoke. Based on current regulations and the company's working environment policy, a smoking policy has been developed that applies to employees and guests in our compa n y. All smoking takes place outdoors, in designated, marked places. This will prevent other people from being exposed to the smoke Smoking is not permitted in company cars. If an employee violates the smoking policy, this may have employment law consequences for him or her. For the first violation, the employee will receive a written warning. The management is responsible for ensuring that everyone complies with the smoking policies. Managers are therefore obliged to take action against employees who do not comply with the smoking policy. The same rules apply to electronic cigarettes as to regular cigarettes. Policy for alcohol and euphoric drugs FH Contractors maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy for alcohol and drug use while on the job. We believe that work and substance use are incompatible, and we are committed to providing a safe and productive work environment for all employees. Prohibition of Alcohol and Drug Use The consumption of alcohol or the use of illicit drugs is strictly prohibited during working hours, including while working at client sites or attending client meetings. If there is any suspicion of alcohol or drug use during working hours, the employee will be immediately sent home from the workplace. This may result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment. Exceptions There may be special occasions where alcohol consumption is permitted, such as company summer or Christmas parties,anniversaries, receptions, or staff events. In these cases, employees are expected to consume alcohol responsibly and in moderation. Travel to and from Client Sites When traveling to and from client sites, employees are expected to conduct themselves in a professional and responsible manner. This includes avoiding excessive alcohol consumption and refraining from drug use. Airlines may refuse to board passengers who appear intoxicated or under the influence of drugs. The decision of whether or not to board a passenger is solely at the discretion of the airline. Consequences of Non-Compliance If an employee is denied boarding due to intoxication or drug use, this will be considered an unexcused absence and may result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment. Remember, safety always comes first! These guidelines constitute the foundation for health, environment, safety, and quality at FH Contractors. By adhering to them, you contribute to our common goal of maintaining a high level of safety in the workplace, which protects both people, the environment, and equipment. Guidelines In the event of an accident Precautions for travel Risk assessment of your own work Personal protective equipment Deviation Report Safety rules We Follow the Law and Local Agreements FH Contractors is always committed to complying with the law. This means that as an employee, you can be confident that we keep our promises and act in accordance with the law. We also enter into collective agreements in both Denmark and Norway to ensure the safety and well-being of each employee. Questions about the work environment policy? Contact the HR Coordinator

Safety rules for electric welding. FH Contractors has a clear ambition to create a safe workplace where accidents and injuries are prevented. "Stay Safe" is the heart of our work. We prioritize promoting safe execution of work and strengthening awareness and understanding of the personal responsibility of each individual employee to ensure a safe working environment. Safety rules for electric welding When arc welding, protect against electricity, radiation, etc. AC welding machines must be equipped with an idle current regulator if you are in contact with the workpiece. Therefore, remember to: Use a welding helmet or hand shield that covers the neck and the hand holding the shield. The ground connection in the welding circuit must be connected to the workpiece. Structural parts, pipes, wires, etc. must not be used as a conductor. When inserting an electrode, it must only be touched with insulating gloves. Ensure that welding gloves are whole and dry. Do not carry the cable over the neck or shoulders, as a welding cable may have damaged insulation that cannot be seen immediately. Report defective welding equipment to the supervisor immediately. Use special welding equipment during assembly and repair welding in wet environments, or where the welder stands or sits on the workpiece. Turn off the welding machines at the end of working hours. FH Contractors' guidelines set minimum standards for safety regulations , unless otherwise specified in writing. Local safety requirements from other companies that relate to your work must take precedence over FH Contractors' guidelines. You must always comply with the laws of the country in which you are working. Violation may result in repatriation. Alcohol and drugs are prohibited in the workplace, as is intoxication or impairment. Abuse will result in immediate dismissal at your own expense. Remember, safety always comes first! These guidelines constitute the foundation for health, environment, safety, and quality at FH Contractors. By adhering to them, you contribute to our common goal of maintaining a high level of safety in the workplace, which protects both people, the environment, and equipment. Guidelines Your HSE responsibility Personal protective equipment Deviation Report Accidents Risk assessment of your own work 9 Life Saving Rules Bypassing Safety Controls Obtain authorisation before overriding or disabling safety-controls: I understand and use safety-critical equipment and procedures which apply to my task I obtain authorisation before: disabling or overriding safety equipment deviating from procedures crossing a barrier Confined Space Obtain authorisation before entering a confirned space: I confirm energy sources are isolated I confirm the atmosphere has been tested and is monitored I check and use my breathing apparatus when required I confirm there is an attendant standing by I confirm a rescue plan is in place I obtain authorisation to enter. Safe Mechanical Lifting Plan lifting operations and control the area: I confirm that the equipment and load have been inspected and are fit for purpose I only operate equipment that I am qualified to use I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I never walk under a suspended load. Work Authorization Work with a valid permit when required: I have confirmed if a permit is required I am authorised to perform the work I understand the permit I have confirmed that hazards are controlled and it is safe to start I stop and reassess if conditions change. Driving Follow safe driving rules: I always wear a seatbelt I do not exceed the speed limit, and reduce my speed for road conditions I do not use phones or operate devices while driving I am fit, rested and fully alert while driving I follow journey management requirements. Hot Work Control flammables and ignition sources: I identify and control ignition sources Before starting any hot work: I confirm flammable material has been removed or isolated I obtain authorisation Before starting hot work in a hazardous area I confirm: a gas test has been completed gas will be monitored continually. Working at Height Protect yourself against a fall when working at height: I inspect my fall protection equipment before use I secure tools and work materials to prevent dropped objects I tie off 100% to approved anchor points while outside a protected area. Energy isolation Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I have identified all energy sources I confirm that hazardous energy sources have been isolated, locked, and tagged I have checked there is zero energy and tested for residual or stored energy. Line of fire Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I position myself to avoid: moving objects vehicles pressure releases dropped objects I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I take action to secure loose objects and report potential dropped objects

FH Contractors has a clear ambition to create a safe workplace where accidents and injuries are prevented. "Stay Safe" is the heart of our work. We prioritize promoting safe execution of work and strengthening awareness and understanding of the personal responsibility of each individual employee to ensure a safe working environment. Working in heights > 2 meters Safety rules working in heights You must not work at height alone. Before working at heights above 2 meters, a safety assessment must be carried out. The supervisor is responsible. This must be documented. You must use an approved fall arrest harness with two hooks. You must have documented training in the use of the harness. When using a stool or stepladder on scaffolding or external platforms, and the distance to the railing is less than the height of the stool/ladder, you must use a fall arrest harness. Attach the fall arrest harness as high as possible to reduce a possible fall. The anchor point must withstand a force of at least 1500 kg. Block off the area below the workplace if there is a risk of falling objects (see more about falling objects ). Check that the fall arrest harness has an approved annual certification - similar to lifting equipment. Remember, safety always comes first! These guidelines constitute the foundation for health, environment, safety, and quality at FH Contractors. By adhering to them, you contribute to our common goal of maintaining a high level of safety in the workplace, which protects both people, the environment, and equipment. Guidelines Your HSE responsibility Personal protective equipment Deviation Report Accidents Risk assessment of your own work 9 Life Saving Rules Bypassing Safety Controls Obtain authorisation before overriding or disabling safety-controls: I understand and use safety-critical equipment and procedures which apply to my task I obtain authorisation before: disabling or overriding safety equipment deviating from procedures crossing a barrier Confined Space Obtain authorisation before entering a confirned space: I confirm energy sources are isolated I confirm the atmosphere has been tested and is monitored I check and use my breathing apparatus when required I confirm there is an attendant standing by I confirm a rescue plan is in place I obtain authorisation to enter. Safe Mechanical Lifting Plan lifting operations and control the area: I confirm that the equipment and load have been inspected and are fit for purpose I only operate equipment that I am qualified to use I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I never walk under a suspended load. Work Authorization Work with a valid permit when required: I have confirmed if a permit is required I am authorised to perform the work I understand the permit I have confirmed that hazards are controlled and it is safe to start I stop and reassess if conditions change. Driving Follow safe driving rules: I always wear a seatbelt I do not exceed the speed limit, and reduce my speed for road conditions I do not use phones or operate devices while driving I am fit, rested and fully alert while driving I follow journey management requirements. Hot Work Control flammables and ignition sources: I identify and control ignition sources Before starting any hot work: I confirm flammable material has been removed or isolated I obtain authorisation Before starting hot work in a hazardous area I confirm: a gas test has been completed gas will be monitored continually. Working at Height Protect yourself against a fall when working at height: I inspect my fall protection equipment before use I secure tools and work materials to prevent dropped objects I tie off 100% to approved anchor points while outside a protected area. Energy isolation Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I have identified all energy sources I confirm that hazardous energy sources have been isolated, locked, and tagged I have checked there is zero energy and tested for residual or stored energy. Line of fire Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I position myself to avoid: moving objects vehicles pressure releases dropped objects I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I take action to secure loose objects and report potential dropped objects

FH Contractors has a clear ambition to create a safe workplace where accidents and injuries are prevented. "Stay Safe" is the heart of our work. We prioritize promoting safe execution of work and strengthening awareness and understanding of the personal responsibility of each individual employee to ensure a safe working environment. Chemicals & hazardous substances Guidelines for preventing or reducing the risk of exposure to hazardous substances and materials. Good Practices for Handling Chemicals and Hazardous Materials Your safety is paramount when working with chemicals. Follow these guidelines to protect yourself and others: Know the hazards: Always ensure you know which hazardous substances you are working with. Read the safety data sheets carefully. Protect yourself: Always wear the necessary personal protective equipment, such as gloves, safety goggles, and respirators. Avoid contact: Avoid direct skin contact, inhalation, and eye contact with hazardous substances. Store properly: Store chemicals in their original containers with clear hazard labels. Keep them out of the reach of children and away from heat sources. Understand hazard symbols: Learn the different hazard symbols so you know the risks associated with each substance. Dispose safely: Always dispose of excess chemicals and waste at an authorized hazardous waste disposal facility. New products: Ensure that a safety data sheet is available for all new products before they are used. Young people and pregnant women: Many hazardous substances must not be used by people under 18 years of age or pregnant women. Link do wyjaśnienia Remember, safety always comes first! These guidelines constitute the foundation for health, environment, safety, and quality at FH Contractors. By adhering to them, you contribute to our common goal of maintaining a high level of safety in the workplace, which protects both people, the environment, and equipment. Guidelines Your HSE responsibility Personal protective equipment Deviation Report Accidents Risk assessment of your own work 9 Life Saving Rules Bypassing Safety Controls Obtain authorisation before overriding or disabling safety-controls: I understand and use safety-critical equipment and procedures which apply to my task I obtain authorisation before: disabling or overriding safety equipment deviating from procedures crossing a barrier Confined Space Obtain authorisation before entering a confirned space: I confirm energy sources are isolated I confirm the atmosphere has been tested and is monitored I check and use my breathing apparatus when required I confirm there is an attendant standing by I confirm a rescue plan is in place I obtain authorisation to enter. Safe Mechanical Lifting Plan lifting operations and control the area: I confirm that the equipment and load have been inspected and are fit for purpose I only operate equipment that I am qualified to use I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I never walk under a suspended load. Work Authorization Work with a valid permit when required: I have confirmed if a permit is required I am authorised to perform the work I understand the permit I have confirmed that hazards are controlled and it is safe to start I stop and reassess if conditions change. Driving Follow safe driving rules: I always wear a seatbelt I do not exceed the speed limit, and reduce my speed for road conditions I do not use phones or operate devices while driving I am fit, rested and fully alert while driving I follow journey management requirements. Hot Work Control flammables and ignition sources: I identify and control ignition sources Before starting any hot work: I confirm flammable material has been removed or isolated I obtain authorisation Before starting hot work in a hazardous area I confirm: a gas test has been completed gas will be monitored continually. Working at Height Protect yourself against a fall when working at height: I inspect my fall protection equipment before use I secure tools and work materials to prevent dropped objects I tie off 100% to approved anchor points while outside a protected area. Energy isolation Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I have identified all energy sources I confirm that hazardous energy sources have been isolated, locked, and tagged I have checked there is zero energy and tested for residual or stored energy. Line of fire Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins: I position myself to avoid: moving objects vehicles pressure releases dropped objects I establish and obey barriers and exclusion zones I take action to secure loose objects and report potential dropped objects