Sustainability
Health and safety
The safety of our team and the communities in which we operate is of paramount importance to us.
We require all visitors to our sites to comply with relevant legislation, company and site specific requirements, adhere to relevant codes of practice, maintain all applicable licences, registrations and insurance and follow employee instructions to ensure the safety of all people on site.
To ensure everyone who delivers or outturns commodities, or carries out work at one of our sites knows the rules and maintains applicable licences, registrations and insurance, we require them to have a relevant and up to date safety card. More information about safety cards.
Learn more about the global Bunge business' approach to health and safety.
SafeAgri
Our global health and safety programme, SafeAgri, enables everyone in our business to focus consistently on creating safer workplaces.
SafeAgri is focused on eliminating fatalities, preventing injuries and improving our safety culture. Through SafeAgri, we aim to bring about long-term sustainable change by giving everyone the knowledge and tools they need to create safe workplaces and to perform their work safely.
Above all, SafeAgri empowers every individual to stop their work if they do not think it is safe.
SafeAgri focuses on four elements:
- life-saving behaviours
- safety leadership development
- catastrophic hazard management frameworks
- fatal hazard protocols.
Safety cards
Drivers delivering or picking up agricultural commodities at a Bunge site require a safety card. Contractors carrying out work at our sites require a sitepass registration.
If you are unsure about which card you require, please contact us on 0800 105 106.
Drivers delivering or picking up agricultural commodities at our sites require a valid safety card.
If you hold a sitepass card for road transport, you do not need a safety card as well.
The Bunge safety card verifies that you are up to date with the relevant safety requirements, procedures and responsibilities relating to transporting grain at our sites. You will receive your card once you have completed the safety induction for grower deliveries.
The induction identifies specific hazards you may come across whilst on our sites, what controls are in place to manage the risks around any hazards, and what you need to do to stay safe.
Once you have completed the induction you will be able to print a certificate to carry on site until you receive your new card. Your safety card will be sent to your nominated mailing address within three weeks.
A safety card needs to be renewed every two years to ensure you are up to date with the latest safety information.
Visitors and passengers do not need a safety card. Passengers must remain in the vehicle in operational areas. Visitors being escorted on site or only entering for a sample tested, do not need a safety card. It is only required for those driving the vehicle that is delivering grain to the site.
Complete the safety induction for grower deliveries
If you are experiencing difficulties completing the induction, have lost your card or have any questions please contact us on 0800 105 106.
Contractors carrying out work at our sites require a valid sitepass registration.
SitePass registration allows you and your company to self-register and upload qualifications, licences and insurances, and provides online induction training relevant to the type of contractor that you are. It also allows us to provide safety information to all contractors and ensures you are aware of our site operations and are therefore better equipped to conduct your work in a safe environment.
The sitepass instructions for contractors can help when completing the induction and training on the sitepass website.
Register for sitepass
Important note about carrier registrations in Sitepass – if you are driving at Te Awamutu or Te Puke, please select the worker type of ‘Road/carrier driver’; if you are driving at any other sites, please select ‘Road/carrier driver – NZ stores’.
If you are experiencing difficulties registering for sitepass, have lost your card or have any questions please contact us on 0800 105 106.
Drivers delivering or picking up agricultural commodities at our sites require a valid safety card.
If you hold a sitepass card for road transport, you do not need a safety card as well.
The Bunge safety card verifies that you are up to date with the relevant safety requirements, procedures and responsibilities relating to transporting grain at our sites. You will receive your card once you have completed the safety induction for grower deliveries.
The induction identifies specific hazards you may come across whilst on our sites, what controls are in place to manage the risks around any hazards, and what you need to do to stay safe.
Once you have completed the induction you will be able to print a certificate to carry on site until you receive your new card. Your safety card will be sent to your nominated mailing address within three weeks.
A safety card needs to be renewed every two years to ensure you are up to date with the latest safety information.
Visitors and passengers do not need a safety card. Passengers must remain in the vehicle in operational areas. Visitors being escorted on site or only entering for a sample tested, do not need a safety card. It is only required for those driving the vehicle that is delivering grain to the site.
Complete the safety induction for grower deliveries
If you are experiencing difficulties completing the induction, have lost your card or have any questions please contact us on 0800 105 106.
Contractors carrying out work at our sites require a valid sitepass registration.
SitePass registration allows you and your company to self-register and upload qualifications, licences and insurances, and provides online induction training relevant to the type of contractor that you are. It also allows us to provide safety information to all contractors and ensures you are aware of our site operations and are therefore better equipped to conduct your work in a safe environment.
The sitepass instructions for contractors can help when completing the induction and training on the sitepass website.
Register for sitepass
Important note about carrier registrations in Sitepass – if you are driving at Te Awamutu or Te Puke, please select the worker type of ‘Road/carrier driver’; if you are driving at any other sites, please select ‘Road/carrier driver – NZ stores’.
If you are experiencing difficulties registering for sitepass, have lost your card or have any questions please contact us on 0800 105 106.