Tadweer Group, a leader in waste management in the UAE, has reached a significant operational milestone by completing 10 million work hours without recording any time-lost injuries across all its operational facilities.

This achievement underscores the company's stringent adherence to health, safety, and environmental regulations crucial for ensuring safe and effective operations.

This achievement is particularly noteworthy in the context of Tadweer’s involvement in the Abu Dhabi Waste-to-Energy Plant (Al-Buhooth) project located in the Al Dhafra region of Abu Dhabi.

Over the past ten months, this project has recorded over one million safe work hours without injuries, starting from the commencement of engineering, procurement, and construction activities in July 2024. This reflects the robust safety culture embedded within the organization and its commitment to protecting every worker while ensuring compliance with all health and safety standards throughout the infrastructure development of such essential projects.

The Abu Dhabi Waste-to-Energy Plant represents a pioneering initiative aimed at advancing the clean energy transition in the UAE by converting municipal solid waste into electricity.

Tadweer is among the major contributors to this project, collaborating with Kanazivia Innova and Marubeni, all of which bring extensive expertise and high standards of operational excellence and compliance with health, safety, and environmental criteria.

Tadweer's successful achievement of 10 million hours without injuries aligns with the UAE's broader strategy to accelerate its journey towards achieving net-zero emissions and a circular economy.

This initiative is emblematic of the group’s dedication and systematic approach to establishing new benchmarks in health and safety management, while simultaneously enhancing the long-term environmental and economic value of Abu Dhabi and the nation as a whole.