Cloudberry Annual report 2021 Sustainability report 66 Health and Safety Care for, and the safety of people working for or on behalf of Cloudberry is of paramount importance to us. Our employees are predominantly office-based with low health and safety risks. Our largest health and safety risks are amongst our suppliers and contractors, therefor we are reliant on our partners to have implemented solid health and safety management systems. It is our responsibility to have good routines in place to follow up suppliers working on behalf of Cloudberry. Our approach We work continuously towards our goal of zero injuries. We expect our suppliers to follow standards that are in line with, or better, than our own. Our construction and operation partners have health and safety policies in place and report on a variety of measures to safeguard the workplace during the construction phase. These measures may be training for employees and contractors, procedures for notification of accidents, registration and reporting of nonconformities etc. We have a zero tolerance if workers onsite our projects and powerplants do not comply with the company’s safety rules and routines. Our activities The health and safety risks in Cloudberry’s construction projects, operations and maintenance of our power plants will increase, as the company grows. Cloudberry has safety and health guidelines for work environment (“SHA-plans”) on every development project and is continuously improving our framework and reporting routines. On our projects, we have weekly construction meetings and health and safety management on site is part of our regular supplier dialogue to ensure that routines are followed. During 2021 no incidents causing harm to people`s health was recorded neither on construction projects nor on our producing assets. Of the recordable work-related injuries none were classified as serious injuries but involved handling of tools and construction equipment.
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