It is our policy to conduct business only after taking foremost account of the Health and Safety of those involved, including others potentially affected as well as safeguarding the Environment. Without exception, work will not start or continue if it cannot be done safely and without due consideration to health and the environment. Every individual is responsible for their safety and well-being, by ensuring that the appropriate measures are taken.
To uphold safe operations and behavior, we have implemented life-saving rules called D'Rules and other HSE policies at all DIALOG facilities - providing a safe, healthy and environmentally friendly culture.
Promote and maintain physical health, mental health and well-being of employees.
Ensure workplaces are free from hazards and risks that could cause accidents, injuries or fatalities.
Protect the environment through prevention of pollution, reduce waste and optimise the consumption of resources.
At DIALOG, our primary goal is to achieve ZERO incident. A set of life-saving rules called D’Rules was established as a reminder for workers and violations of D’Rules may result in a permanent ban from DIALOG sites.
* As of October 2026
On 4th September 2026, the Phoenix Project marked an important HSE milestone as it achieved 500,000 safe manhours without an LTI. The HSE Appreciation Day was attended by management, client representatives, contractors and the workforce to acknowledge the collective effort in maintaining safe work practices at site.
Successfully completed in September 2026, the 35-day turnaround involved 2,300 personnel from DPSSB and DCSSB, achieving about 680,000 safe man-hours and 2,800 BSC reports. In recognition of its active HSE programmes, the team was recognised by MRCSB with the Most Active WIRA (Workplace Inspiring Accountability) Award.
The team focused on key readiness activities to ensure a safe and reliable operations ahead of its October 2026 startup. Emergency Response and Crisis Management preparedness was strengthened through training and exercises, while operations personnel completed competency training and assessments. The platform is remotely monitored and controlled from an onshore control room, supported by strong HSE measures, including emergency drills, PTW controls, and process safety monitoring.
