Amid the expansion of AIS’s business operations and digital infrastructure—accompanied by increasingly diverse working arrangements and more complex safety risks, particularly in field operations and work conducted with contractors—AIS recognizes that effective management of occupational health, safety, and the working environment is a fundamental foundation for sustainable business growth. The Company therefore adopts a proactive management approach, with a clear commitment to achieving zero work-related accidents and injuries (Zero Accident). This is achieved by integrating safety principles into all levels of business operations and prioritizing risk prevention at the source through the development of robust systems and measures, as well as fostering safety awareness among employees, business partners, and contractors, to create a safe working environment that supports the well-being of all personnel.
Target
Zero workplace accidents or injuries
Every employee and contractor are received occupational health, safety, and environmental training at the workplace appropriate to the extant level of risk
Performance
2025
Zero Accidents or Injuries
All employees and contractors have received OHSE training
Management Approach
The Company is committed to providing a safe, healthy, and conducive working environment that supports efficient operations. AIS prioritizes the prevention of occupational accidents and work-related illnesses, while continuously enhancing occupational health and safety standards. The Company’s safety and working environment management covers all categories of workers and is implemented through a clearly defined management approach structured into two main groups—AIS employees and contractors—to ensure that safety measures are appropriate to the nature of work and effective in mitigating risks.
- Occupational Health and Safety Management for AIS Employees: The Company manages occupational safety and the working environment for AIS employees through regular risk assessments and safety audits to prevent workplace hazards, enhance workplace conditions, and address non-compliance with established standards. Appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) is provided to employees engaged in high-risk activities, in line with the nature of their work. In addition, the Company conducts safety and emergency preparedness training to strengthen awareness and response capabilities in potential emergency situations, while continuously promoting a strong safety culture across the organization. These measures contribute to reducing workplace accidents, enhancing operational efficiency, and fostering a safe and supportive working environment.
- Occupational Health and Safety Management for Contractors: Contractors are required to comply with applicable safety requirements, as well as relevant laws and regulations. All contractors must complete job-specific safety training under the AIS Safety Passport program and use personal protective equipment (PPE) in accordance with prescribed standards. The company also conducts Job Safety Analysis (JSA) to identify potential hazards and define appropriate preventive and control measures. In addition, contractors are required to complete pre-work readiness checks (Safety Self-Checks), and the Company carries out regular monitoring to ensure compliance with AIS safety standards. These practices reinforce a strong safety culture among contractors, contributing to effective risk mitigation, improved work efficiency, and enhanced trust across the business value chain.
Safety Awards
AIS recognizes the importance of assessing workplace risks as a critical measure to reduce potential accidents and injuries, and therefore implements the following processes:
2025 Performance
Safety Training
AIS has implemented a wide range of safety awareness and training programs for employees (including contract employees) and contractors. For employees, the Company provides comprehensive occupational health and safety training designed to promote safe working practices in line with standard operating procedures and relevant guidelines. In addition, advanced and role-specific courses are offered for designated functions. These include occupational safety, health, and working environment training for both existing and new employees; Safety Officer (Supervisor Level) training; Safety, Occupational Health, and Working Environment Committee training; electrical safety training; confined space and working-at-heights training; fire evacuation drills; basic firefighting courses; first aid and basic life support training; and defensive driving courses.
Inspections of the building, electrical systems, and the workplace environment
AIS conducts building inspections by certified inspectors to ensure that its buildings are safe for occupants. Key inspection areas include the building structure, M&E systems, electrical systems, and fire protection systems.
Personal Safety Equipment
AIS provides appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for its employees to promote safe working practices and protect them from life-threatening accidents and occupational hazards.
Safety Communication
AIS conducts safety communications and awareness campaigns through its internal communication channels to promote safety awareness among employees.
Safety Patrol
The Company has implemented a Safety Patrol across all areas of its office buildings, in collaboration with the Safety Committee, to enhance workplace safety and prevent occupational accidents.
AIS Safety Passport
The Company requires all contractors to complete occupational health, safety, and working environment training prior to commencing work. Training records for all contractors are collected and managed through the My Network application, which serves as a centralized database for monitoring contractors’ safety readiness. This process is supported by a structured on-site safety inspection plan to ensure contractors’ compliance with safety requirements specified in the terms of reference (TOR) and applicable regulations under the AIS Safety Passport program.
Safety Awards
Certificate of Achievement of the Zero Accident Campaign in Gold level, Silver level, Bronze level, and Entry level from The Thailand Institute of Occupational Safety and Health.
Certificate of Achievement of the Zero Accident Campaign in Gold level, Silver level, Bronze level, and Entry level from The Thailand Institute of Occupational Safety and Health.
Related Documents
Information concerning “Occupational Health, Safety, and Workplace Environment” is contained in the 2025 Sustainability Report.
