Culture & governance
Plan safety into the work—not around it.
Events, production, outdoor media and field activations create operational risks that require clear ownership, competent suppliers and credible escalation.
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Safety and security at Orix cover people, workplaces, production environments, event sites, travel, equipment, information and continuity of operations.
Planning and responsibility
Planning and responsibility
Work plans should identify relevant hazards, permissions, access controls, emergency contacts, decision rights and contingency actions.
Events and field activity
Events and field activity
Venue, crowd, electrical, structural, transport, weather and contractor risks should be assessed in proportion to the activity.
Incident response
Incident response
Protect people first, contact emergency services where necessary, preserve facts and escalate through the accountable operational lead.
Policy FAQ
Questions people may ask.
These summaries explain the policy in accessible language. Applicable law, contract and formal internal procedures continue to govern specific situations.
Who owns safety on a project?
Responsibilities depend on the site, contract and activity, but they must be identified before work starts rather than assumed.
How should an urgent danger be handled?
Stop or isolate unsafe activity where possible, seek emergency assistance when required and notify the accountable lead immediately.