At Hills Engineering, we are committed to safe and environmentally responsible operation through our proactive management system. We give greater emphasis to remote, create and maintain a safe and healthy workplace, by complying with all applicable health and safety laws, regulations, and standards. We provide periodic training and orientation to our workforce to confirm that due emphasis is given on environment and health safety standards.

Safety first’ is our policy and we believe that it is the responsible health and safety practices that has enabled us in establishing our niche in the respective fields. Our Health and Safety management system ensures us with a stringent assessment of H&S liabilities for every project we undertake. Our zero accident policy is implemented by employing experienced professionals on-site, workforce orientation on health and safety via periodical seminars and trainings, and on-site safety drills. We ensure complete peace of mind to our clients throughout the contract period, with our well-evaluated safety policies.

It is the policy of HILLS ENGINEERING to execute its operations at all times to international standards, meeting agreed client quality requirements. Therefore, HILLS ENGINEERING implements a documented procedure system to ensure that:
Execution and Quality Control procedures are suitably drawn up in order to meet the Quality requirements, in compliance with the Contract Documents. Execution and Quality Control procedures are made available to the relevant recipients. Latest issues of applicable drawings and documents are controlled and used at all stages of the works. Activities are performed according to relevant execution procedures. Specified activities are inspected and verified according to relevant Quality Control procedures. Responsibility for each control task is clearly identified and recorded. Defined inspections and verification are made at all stages of works, as per approved inspection test plans. Verification are recorded in the specified manner.
A set of established construction procedures and rules, the aim of which is to assure that a process or service meet the requirement (including objectives and quality management)