Safety & Environmental Policy
Last updated: 1 September 2025
At Infinity Glass, the safety of our people and the community, and protection of Western Australia's environment—guide every decision we make.
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Scope & Applicability
This policy applies to all Infinity Glass activities, including manufacturing, warehousing, delivery, and on-site installation—across Perth metro and country WA. It covers all employees, labour-hire workers, contractors, and visitors.
Safety Management Policy
The safety and well-being of our team, our clients, and the public is our highest priority. We are committed to providing a safe, healthy workplace consistent with relevant Western Australian WHS laws, regulations and codes of practice.
Our Principles
Responsibility: Safety is a shared responsibility. Management provides the resources, training and supervision; every worker is responsible for their own safety and the safety of those around them.
Risk Management: We proactively identify, assess and control hazards in our factory and on all sites, implement safe work methods, and provide appropriate PPE.
Training & Competency: All workers are trained and competent for their tasks, including equipment use, manual handling, and site-specific procedures.
Consultation & Communication: We engage openly with the team on WHS matters, consider feedback, and involve workers in improvements.
Continuous Improvement: We regularly review and improve WHS procedures and performance.
Safety Implementation
Pre-start & SWMS/JSA: Job planning and task-level risk assessments completed and briefed before work starts.
PPE: Safety eyewear, gloves, long sleeves, safety footwear and task-specific PPE (e.g., cut-resistant gloves, hearing protection) as required.
Plant & Tools: Guarding, inspection, lock-out/tag-out and maintenance per manufacturer and site requirements.
Manual Handling: Use mechanical aids and team lifts; keep loads within safe limits.
Working at Heights / Fragile Surfaces: Controls where applicable (ladders, platforms, edge protection) and exclusion zones under work areas.
Traffic & Delivery: Vehicle movement plans, reversing spotters where required, and pedestrian separation.
Public Safety: Signage, barricades and housekeeping to keep public/clients safe on site.
Incident & Near-miss Reporting: Report immediately; investigate causes; implement corrective actions; notify authorities where required.
Emergency Preparedness: First-aid supplies, trained first-aiders, fire safety equipment and evacuation procedures.
Environmental Policy
Infinity Glass is committed to minimising environmental impact and supporting sustainable practices. We recognise our responsibility to protect Western Australia's environment and operate in an environmentally responsible manner.
Our Commitments
Compliance: Meet applicable environmental legislation, regulations and policies.
Waste Management: Minimise waste; segregate and recycle glass and aluminium; ensure compliant disposal of non-recyclables.
Pollution Prevention: Prevent spills and emissions; manage dust and noise from manufacturing and site works.
Resource Efficiency: Use energy, water and materials efficiently in manufacturing and installations.
Supplier & Partner Engagement: Prefer suppliers who share our sustainability standards and encourage best practice in our supply chain.
Continuous Improvement: Set objectives, monitor performance and continually improve our environmental management.
Environmental Implementation
Recycling Streams: Dedicated bins for glass cullet and aluminium offcuts; partnerships with licensed recyclers.
Spill Control: Spill kits in the workshop and vehicles; immediate containment and reporting; proper disposal of contaminated materials.
Noise & Dust: Maintain equipment; use dust extraction and hearing protection where required; schedule noisy tasks considerately.
Transport Efficiency: Batch deliveries/installs to reduce trips and idle time.
Materials Selection: Preference for durable, low-impact materials and minimal/returnable packaging where practical.
Energy & Water: Turn-off protocols, LED lighting, efficient compressors and mindful water use in cleaning.
Roles & Responsibilities
Management
Provide leadership, resources and competent supervision.
Ensure legal compliance; maintain policies, SWMS and procedures.
Set WHS and environmental objectives and monitor performance.
Workers & Contractors
Follow procedures, use PPE and report hazards/incidents immediately.
Participate in training, toolbox talks and consultation.
Protect the environment: segregate waste, prevent spills, minimise noise/dust.
Review, Monitoring & Document Control
Monitoring: Regular inspections, audits and incident/near-miss analysis with corrective actions tracked to closure.
Consultation: Pre-starts, toolbox talks and open feedback channels inform updates to procedures.
Review Cycle: Policy reviewed at least annually, or after significant changes, incidents or legislative updates.
Document Owner: Operations Manager / HSE Coordinator
Next Review Due: September 2026
Contact
Questions or requests (e.g., SWMS, insurances, MSDS)?