Health & Safety
Health & Safety Is Our Non-Negotiable Priority
The safety and physical wellbeing of our people form the bedrock of our operations. We do not merely enforce regulations; our efforts go far beyond them to ensure our people go home safely at the end of their working day.
We operate on the principle that all work-related incidents are preventable. Across every yard, laboratory and processing facility worldwide, health and safety management is integrated into every operational decision to foster a proactive zero-harm safety culture. Aperam’s 10 Lifesaving Rules were carefully crafted to raise awareness of hazards and prevent accidents across our global facilities.
In addition to regular safety meetings and training, each year we dedicate one full day to safety during our Health and Safety Month.
Beyond physical site safety, Aperam Recycling provides comprehensive wellbeing support, ergonomic workplace standards, and physical and mental health awareness programs tailored to support our workforce in their daily physical and technical operations.
Daniel Andrews – Head of Health & Safety for Aperam Recycling
Daniel Andrews shapes the Aperam Recycling’s safety culture as divisional Head of Health & Safety and implements key safety measures that protect the health of our employees and drive continuous improvement. In this critical role, he oversees local HSE governance and the deployment of essential training and coaching programmes across all global sites.
Nearly 20 years of decisive Health & Safety experience in various roles make Daniel an accomplished leader for Aperam Recycling’s zero-accident ambition. He joined the company in 2013 as regional HSE lead. Prior to that Daniel started his HSE career at Pinault-Printemps-Redoute and served at Klöckner & Co as Divisional Lead in the UK for Non-Ferrous & Stainless and Plates & Sheet / Flat Products Division.
Among other qualifications, Daniel is lead auditor for ISO 45001 & ISO 14001 and Chartered Member of the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (CMIOSH).
