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  • The Azulão Civil Consortium receives recognition from client Eneva

    DATE: 07/01/2024

    Published by: Odebrecht Engineering & Construction

    The Azulão Civil Consortium, made up of Tenenge and PowerChina, responsible for ongoing work on the Azulão project in Amazonas, has reached the mark of 1 million hours worked without accidents involving time off work, a milestone that was recognized by client Eneva by offering the consortium a plate.

    For Paulo Cintra, responsible for Occupational Safety at OEC, the proactive attitude towards identifying and mitigating risks demonstrates the care the company takes with the issue. “Prevention is the key to a safe and healthy working environment. Leading by example is and always will be the best way to spread our company values on building sites. Together, we can keep our workplace safe and accident-free. Thank you for being active agents of prevention. Congratulations to everyone for their excellent performance in occupational health and safety,” he celebrated.

    “This result is not just the result of individual merit. This is the result of the work of all the Consortium’s teams, who have adopted preventive and safe measures in the daily execution of their activities, demonstrating that there is a safe and healthy workplace for the development of all the production processes included in our contractual scope,” says Alfredo Passeto Neto, responsible for Sustainability at the Azulão Civil Consortium.

     

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