Prime Energy Resources Development B.V. said the Malampaya onshore gas plant in Batangas has recorded 22 straight years of no-harm to employees, contractors or visitors.
The company said the achievement recorded at the end of September sets a high bar for safety in the industry as it signifies more than two decades of continuous operations with no harm to the community or the environment and no significant process safety incidents in the facility.
“This achievement sets a precedent for our unyielding commitment to our core values of safety, honesty, integrity, respect, value creation, and tenacity. It underscores not only our dedication to these principles but also our responsibilities as an energy provider, assuring our stakeholders of our utmost commitment to excellence in all we do,” said Donnabel Cruz, Prime Energy managing director and general manager, in a statement.
Prime Energy said safety leaders across the sites in the facility also regularly conduct and participate in huddles to provide an avenue for people to share updates on incidents, issues, concerns and learnings that perpetuates a safety-first mindset within the workforce.
The company added it has a strong shared commitment for health, safety, security and environment with its contractor partners to reinforce safety culture across staff and contractors as well as ensure that safety incidents are reviewed, learnings are shared and safe acts are recognized.
