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A safe environment for our people: How we create safety

At Xella, safety is a non-negotiable value, and it is rooting every day more and more in our corporate culture.

Meet today... Katharina Steinkamp

Committed to caring—as one of three Corporate EHS Managers, Katharina is deeply dedicated to drive safety culture evolution at Xella. With over a decade at the company, her strong sense of purpose and unwavering commitment inspire others to practice safety as a value, and not only see it as a prio

“Being in a production plant, you can immediately tell whether people work there safely”

Have you heard about the 1k club? Xella Polska CTO Tomasz Wiśniewski recently used this notion to celebrate the safety achievements and dedication of the Polish plants in a LinkedIn post. Here he highlighted the consistency and determination of the Ostrołęka team, who have worked 1,000 days witho

Meet today… Nikola Šukalo

Being responsible for people’s safety is no easy task. Overseeing safety as an EHS manager for several countries with different regulations is even more challenging, but that does not keep Nikola Šukalo from approaching every day with a positive mindset and the pervasive will to reinforce Xella�

How artificial intelligence helps prioritize safety at Xella’s production plants

Safety has always been at the forefront in Xella’s production plants, and its production plant in Hrušovany near Brno, Czech Republic, is no exception. The plant has recently implemented a cutting-edge smart vision technology to elevate employee health protection to new heights.

Meet today ... Stefaan Du-Tré

A passion for buildings and geometry has been with BIM Manager Stefaan Du-Tre since his youth. How the Belgian went from plaster ornaments to digital construction.

Safety is not a given

A look at the anniversaries of recent weeks at the German Xella plants reveals: there are many reasons to be proud. #Team Wankum: 2 years accident-free #Team Möllenhagen: 1 year accident-free #Team Cologne-"Porz": 2 years accident-free #Team Schönbach: 3 years accident-free, and another 7 to 8 Ger

Safety in the plant means the partner at home can sleep well

How can we continuously improve safety without overburdening employees? Xella's first Lean Manager, Marcin Maś, explains which change management methods were used to introduce the idea of lean management for more efficiency and safety in the Polish plants - and how they were accepted by the employe

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Climate change: How autoclaved aerated concrete and calcium-silicate blocks cope with flooding

Sometimes massive construction has massive advantages. After all, building sustainably also means adapting to extreme weather events such as flooding - especially when it comes to subsequent drainage.
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Circularity in Action: how Silka Leftovers are reintegrated into production

Last year, our Silka plant in Hillegom, the Netherlands, introduced an innovative circularity process to minimize waste and reduce raw material consumption. By reintegrating crushed residues into prod
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Best practice: Circularity at the Kolubara plant in Serbia

Xella is well on the way to achieving an important milestone in circularity: by 2025, no AAC (autoclaved aerated concrete) leftovers will end up in landfills. The Kolubara plant in Serbia demonstrates
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Pages with Tag:Safety

A safe environment for our people: How we create safety

Meet today... Katharina Steinkamp

“Being in a production plant, you can immediately tell whether people work there safely”

Meet today… Nikola Šukalo

How artificial intelligence helps prioritize safety at Xella’s production plants

Meet today ... Stefaan Du-Tré

Safety is not a given

Safety in the plant means the partner at home can sleep well

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More sustainability news

Climate change: How autoclaved aerated concrete and calcium-silicate blocks cope with flooding

Circularity in Action: how Silka Leftovers are reintegrated into production

Best practice: Circularity at the Kolubara plant in Serbia

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