Safety First: Creating an Accident-Free Construction Environment at Unispace India
At Unispace, safety is not just a priority—it is a core value that guides how we plan, execute, and deliver our projects. Our 2025 HSEQ performance stands as a strong reflection of this commitment and the collective effort of our project teams across India.
The results speak clearly: zero incidents, zero injuries, and over 328,000 safe work hours. Behind these numbers is a disciplined approach to safety, strong leadership, and a shared belief that every person deserves to return home safely at the end of the day.
Safety Performance Highlights – 2025
Our HSEQ dashboard for the year demonstrates outstanding performance:
- Zero Lost Time Injuries (LTI) for the last 12 months
- Zero Medical Treatment Injuries (MTI)
- Zero First Aid Injuries (FTI) from January to December 2025
- 328,960+ safe work hours completed without any LTI
- No recordable incidents or accidents
- LTIFR and MTIFR maintained at zero
These results are not achieved by chance. They are the outcome of consistent safety practices embedded into daily site operations.
Key Practices That Help Keep Our Sites Accident-Free
Every safety rule and procedure exists to protect lives. At Unispace, we emphasize strict compliance—regardless of project pressure or timelines. Safe work is the only acceptable way to work.

Regular Inspections, Supervision, and Safety Observations
Proactive identification of hazards is critical. Our approach includes:
- Regular site inspections
- Strong supervision at all work fronts
- Continuous HSE observations to identify unsafe acts and conditions
Early intervention helps prevent incidents before they occur.
Effective Work Permit System and SWMS Reviews
High-risk activities are managed through:
- A robust Work Permit System
- Regular review of Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS)
- Alignment of controls with changing site conditions
This structured process plays a vital role in maintaining zero incident performance.
Power of Visual Safety Communication
In construction environments, visual communication is one of the most effective safety tools. Clear and impactful:
- Safety posters
- Visual hazard alerts
- On-site safety messaging
These reinforce safe behavior and keep safety at the forefront of daily activities.

A Personal Perspective on Safety Leadership
As a safety professional, I strongly believe:
"Safety is not about meeting expectations—it’s about protecting lives."
Safety leadership starts with personal accountability. Before leaving site each day, I reflect on two simple questions:
- What did I do wrong today?
- What can I do better tomorrow?
This habit of reflection helps drive continuous improvement—not just in safety performance, but in personal and professional life.

Moving Forward Together
Our 2025 performance shows that zero incidents are achievable when safety is treated as a shared responsibility. By continuing to follow systems, communicate clearly, and care for one another, we can sustain this standard across all Unispace projects.
At Unispace, safety is about more than compliance—it’s about respect for life, teamwork, and doing the right thing every day.
Stay safe. Work safe. Go home safe.
About Kiran Dalai

Kiran Dalai joined Unispace as Project HSEQ Manager in 2021.
With over 12 years of experience, Kiran has been instrumental in implementing and overseeing occupational health, safety, and environmental management systems, ensuring high-quality project delivery and compliance with industry standards.
Kiran holds a degree in Health, Safety, and Environment from Annamalai University, bringing deep expertise and a commitment to fostering a safe and sustainable work environment.