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Health and Safety: 12 \basic rules\ for one essential priority
Tuesday June 20th, 2017
On Tuesday 13 June, 100,000 people swung into action in 80 different countries to celebrate the Bouygues Construction World Health & Safety Day.
It was the opportunity to send a strong message to employees and partners: “We Love Life, We Protect It”. We take you to a world tour in pictures of this operation on an unparalleled scale.
Success of the world health and safety day
Be Issy construction site (near Paris) © Cyrille Castel
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Success of the world health and safety day
QP District construction site in Doha ©Bernie Pusong
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Success of the world health and safety day
Nyon construction site in Switzerland ©Nicolas Fulcrand
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Success of the world health and safety day
VSL Kai Tak construction site in Hong Kong ©Mona Chan
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Success of the world health and safety day
Gascoigne construction site in the UK ©V Flon
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Success of the world health and safety day
Challenger, Bouygues Construction headquarters ©Laurent Zylberman
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Success of the world health and safety day
Triangle project in Cambridge ©J Mortimore
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Success of the world health and safety day
Gibraltar construction site © D Antunes
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Find out more about the event and the group 12 basic health & safety rules.
Bouygues Construction’s top priority is the health and safety of the teams who work on its construction sites. 13 June 2017 marks the launch of a global awareness campaign intended to reinforce the Bouygues Construction Health and Safety policy and achieve “zero accidents”.
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