As the world celebrates World Safety Day 2025, NIPCO Plc, a leading downstream operator in Nigeria’s hydrocarbon industry, has reiterated its unalloyed commitment to safety excellence in its workplace.
The NIPCO Managing Director, Suresh Kumar, who disclosed this while addressing the workforce on the occasion of World Day of Safety and Health at Work emphasized the company’s dedication to providing a secure environment for all employees.
According to Kumar, “by embracing AI and digitalization, organizations can create a safer, healthier, and more efficient work environment.”
This year’s theme, “Revolutionising Health and Safety: The role of AI digitalisation at Work,” is particularly apt, as it highlights the critical role that technology plays in promoting health and safety at work.
He stated that the company has a proven track record of prioritizing safety, with an impressive record of no Lost Time Injuries (LTI) over the past two decades, adding that this achievement is a testament to the company’s rigorous safety protocols and high housekeeping standards.
According to him, the company’s safety goals include proactive risk management, employee engagement, and continuous improvement.
Kumar urged all employees to remain vigilant and prioritize safety in their daily tasks, emphasizing that their contributions are vital to the company’s safety excellence.
“As a leader in safety compliance, NIPCO Plc is setting a benchmark for other companies to follow. The company’s commitment to safety is unwavering, and it will continue to prioritize the well-being of its employees.
“NIPCO Plc’s safety achievements are a result of its rigorous safety protocols and high housekeeping standards. The company’s proactive approach to risk management has enabled it to identify and mitigate potential hazards, preventing accidents and ensuring a safe working environment,” said.
Kumar urged all employees to remain vigilant and prioritize safety in their daily tasks, emphasizing that their contributions are vital to the company’s safety excellence.
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