Zero is possible
Zero is possible
Is Zero Possible?
At Eastwind Aviation Logistics Services Limited, we believe it is, and that belief drives our commitment to a stronger, more conscious safety culture. To deepen that commitment, we created the ROTOR Framework, a safety model that captures the essence of how we think, act, and operate.
ROTOR stands for Recognize hazards, Observe safety protocols, Take enough time to complete the task safely, Operational excellence, and Report incidents, unsafe acts and near misses. Each element represents a habit of awareness and accountability, built on our collective goal of ensuring zero accidents, injuries and fatalities in the course of our operations.
This week, we start with R – Recognize Hazards.
Every safe flight begins long before take-off. It starts with awareness; a mindset that notices, questions, and anticipates. Recognizing hazards means paying attention to what could go wrong, however small, and acting before it becomes a risk. It’s not about fear; it’s about foresight. From the hangar floor to the cockpit, safety thrives when everyone stays alert to their environment and confident enough to speak up.
Our “Is Zero Possible?” campaign isn’t about chasing perfection; it’s about building habits and a work culture that make safety instinctive. It’s a culture where every member of the team feels responsible for identifying and reducing risks.
At Eastwind Aviation Logistics Services Limited, we’re doing the same. Because safety isn’t just a standard, for us it’s a shared commitment and a way of life. And every time we recognize a hazard, we move one step closer to zero accidents, fatalities and injuries.
#EastwindAviationSafetyDay
#ZeroIsPossible
#NoLivesLost
#OffshoreAviation
#SharedLearnings
#Collaboration
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Is Zero Possible?
At Eastwind Aviation Logistics Services Limited, we believe it is, and that belief drives our commitment to a stronger, more conscious safety culture. To deepen that commitment, we created the ROTOR Framework, a safety model that captures the essence of how we think, act, and operate.
ROTOR stands for Recognize hazards, Observe safety protocols, Take enough time to complete the task safely, Operational excellence, and Report incidents, unsafe acts and near misses. Each element represents a habit of awareness and accountability, built on our collective goal of ensuring zero accidents, injuries and fatalities in the course of our operations.
This week, we start with R – Recognize Hazards.
Every safe flight begins long before take-off. It starts with awareness; a mindset that notices, questions, and anticipates. Recognizing hazards means paying attention to what could go wrong, however small, and acting before it becomes a risk. It’s not about fear; it’s about foresight. From the hangar floor to the cockpit, safety thrives when everyone stays alert to their environment and confident enough to speak up.
Our “Is Zero Possible?” campaign isn’t about chasing perfection; it’s about building habits and a work culture that make safety instinctive. It’s a culture where every member of the team feels responsible for identifying and reducing risks.
At Eastwind Aviation Logistics Services Limited, we’re doing the same. Because safety isn’t just a standard, for us it’s a shared commitment and a way of life. And every time we recognize a hazard, we move one step closer to zero accidents, fatalities and injuries.
#EastwindAviationSafetyDay
#ZeroIsPossible
#NoLivesLost
#OffshoreAviation
#SharedLearnings
#Collaboration
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7382378130725920768