Quality and HSE

Nortech and its subsidiaries are committed to long term business success in the snubbing workover industry through the provision of quality services. We believe that the long-term success of Nortech depends on our ability to proactively manage the quality, health, safety and environmental aspects of our business while maintaining operational competitiveness. We are committed to preventing work-related injury and ill-health by providing a safe working environment in all Nortech operations for all personnel in our work areas. Everyone associated with Nortech’s operations is not only authorised but obligated to stop a job that places the health or safety of people at risk.

Our primary objective is to ensure that all services provided for or on behalf of Nortech safely fulfills their stated contractual requirements and are provided at the agreed time, every time.

Our quality management system is dynamic and easily adapts to the evolving requirements to enhance the performance with respect to our clients, local and international regulations, industry standards and practices.

Nortech’s Integrated Management System (IMS) complies with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and certified according to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001:2018.

   
QUALITY, HEALTH & SAFETY, ENVIRONMENT

   
PERSONNEL SAFETY PROGRAM

The backbone of Nortech’s good safety record is the firm belief that safety is an “attitude” carried through to every aspect of the job. Training and information are also provided to constantly improve employee’s knowledge and safety.

The Company and/or Site HSE must ensure every person arriving to site is registered and has received a site-specific safety orientation prior to commencing work or a tour around the facility. Common coverages are but not limited to:

• Station Bill (for offshore locations)
• Site emergency evacuation routes
• Alarms and safety signals
• Muster points (Primary & Secondary)
• Lifesaving equipment, firefighting equipment and other emergency equipment arrangements
• Escape routes
• Emergency roles and responsibilities
• Smoking areas