At Alba, safety is more than just a priority – it’s a way of life. This can be understood with their steady growth in safe working hours count without Lost Time Injury (LTI). The company has once again set a remarkable new standard, surpassing its previous milestones with an impressive achievement on September 3, 2025.
Alba has now clocked 39 million safe working hours without a Lost Time Injury (LTI), a significant improvement from last year's 24 million hours, as reported on September 20, 2024. This milestone highlights Alba's unwavering commitment to creating a safe, healthy, and resilient environment for both its employees and contractors. Looking closer, on July 31st, Alba had already reached 38 million safe working hours, marking notable growth from the 37 million hours recorded on June 27th. This steady progression reflects Alba’s strategic vision and dedication to integrating safety into every aspect of its operations.
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"Reaching this milestone is a direct result of the collective vigilance, responsibility, and dedication of our entire team," said Ali Al Baqali, CEO of Alba. "Each safe hour underscores our shared belief that safety is not just a policy but an integral part of our way of life."
Alba continues to prioritise its people by fostering continuous training, engagement, and transparent safety practices, ensuring that operational success is aligned with the well-being of its workforce. For this unwavering support towards recognising people as its greatest asset, investing in their wellbeing, and setting global benchmarks in this critical domain, the company was honoured with the prestigious RoSPA Life President Award for the third consecutive year and had also bagged six major awards from the National Safety Council (NSC) USA for 2025.
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