Bahrain Network (BNET), the national company responsible for providing fibre-based broadband network in the Kingdom of Bahrain, has announced that it has surpassed 1,008,873 safe work hours without a single Lost Time Injury (LTI)
Recorded since January 2023, this achievement reflects the company’s strong Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) culture, its safety leadership and its commitment to the highest workplace safety standards.
This milestone is the result of collective efforts and proactive practices driven by the collective commitment of BNET’s leadership, workforce, and partners, the company says. By adhering to the highest compliance standards in occupational health and safety systems across all infrastructure operations and administrative tasks, BNET continues to strengthen its HSE governance framework.
Amal Saleh AlMannai, director of Talent Management and Development at BNET, said, “Reaching one million safe work hours is a living testament to the robust safety culture we have built at BNET. This achievement reflects the vigilance and dedication of our employees and partners, confirming that our pursuit of operational excellence always begins with protecting our human capital. We remain committed to fostering a work environment where safety is at the heart of everything we do.”
Ali AlHaddad, Health and Safety Manager at BNET, added, “Surpassing this milestone reflects our continuous commitment to implementing the highest HSE standards across all company sites and operations. It underscores the success of our proactive approach in instilling a culture of prevention and awareness among all staff and partners. We will continue to evolve and enhance our safety practices to ensure a safe and sustainable work environment that supports operational efficiency and service continuity.”
By prioritising the safety of its workforce and partners, the company continues to support a sustainable fibre-optic infrastructure across the Kingdom, contributing to Bahrain’s digital future through safe and efficient operations.
