Safety first is a paradigm lived at TBL Plc

 TBL Plc adheres to the Tanzania Occupational Health and Safety Act 2003. Each facility maintains pre-existing conditions to keep its compliance certificate valid. Furthermore, TBL Plc employs qualified OHSE personnel to look after day-to-day OHS compliance. The team also sets directives for employees and hired contractors.

The respective safety departments are equipped with the necessary manpower and sufficient tools to smoothly manage OHS-related programmes. Continuous improvements are well managed through stakeholders’ involvement and engagement. We partner with contracted vendors to execute the safety targets that are set for individual departments and vendors across our sites. A risk assessment is normally performed on every task, piece of machinery/ equipment and facility work area.

 TBL Plc facilities are deeply embedded in the surrounding communities. Hence, we conduct daily inspections of our hazardous substances’ infrastructures (NH3 and CO2). Vessels and systems integrity are inspected to ensure that there is no chance of accidental release that might extend further and impact the community. To enhance community relations, TBL Plc facilities partner with community members, government institutions and other stakeholders during exhibitions of various safety campaigns and maintain regular two-way communications on OHS-related matters. Furthermore, an annual security risk assessment is conducted that covers all potential threats arising from the lack of maintaining safe facilities.