Abu Qir Fertilizers reaffirms its firm commitment to implementing the highest standards of occupational safety and health, recognizing them as fundamental pillars of its operational framework and core responsibilities toward employees, contractors, visitors, and the surrounding community. In line with its institutional obligations, the Complex is committed to the following:

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Full compliance with the International Fertilizer Association (IFA) standards related to occupational safety and health.

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Adherence to all relevant local and international regulations and legislations governing workplace safety and environmental protection.

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Accurate identification of workplace hazards and the implementation of effective control measures that ensure employee safety and the continuous, efficient operation of all processes.

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Providing a safe working environment for all employees across all company activities.

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Supplying the latest personal protective equipment and safety devices to secure operations across all sectors of the Complex.

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Conducting incident investigations, extracting lessons learned, and ensuring the implementation of corrective actions to prevent recurrence.

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Implementing Near Miss Reporting programs and following up on the resulting recommendations.

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Delivering regular training and awareness programs aimed at reinforcing a culture of safety and safe behavior in all work locations.

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Applying internationally accredited integrated management systems, including the Occupational Health and Safety Management System ISO 45001.

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Commitment to protection and sustainability principles in accordance with the recommendations of the International Fertilizer Association (IFA).

The Complex continues to enhance and develop its safety and environmental policies in support of its vision for responsible and sustainable industrial performance, reaffirming its role as a leading national entity in the fertilizer industry.

For the sixth consecutive year, there have been no injuries, with a total of nearly 71,600,000 continuous working hours.