Orama staff is committed to performing work in the safest manner possible, consistent with good application practices. As a result, Orama safety record is consistently better than the industry average.

The Main Contractor is responsible for health and safety on the construction site. M/s Orama staffs and workers have to comply with the Main Contractor’s health and safety procedures.

Avoid causing harm to the occupational health of, or injury to employees and others, damage to property from operations including those from sub-contractors.

The principal contractor has responsibility to oversee the safety of other tradesmen’s, and workers in accordance with the approved project health and safety rules.

If an emergency, or situation that could become an emergency, occurs, inform management immediately. Management will maintain an up-to-date emergency notification list.