Turtle Traffic was proud to support Genus Group’s recent Powering Up Safety Day, a safety-focused industry event organised in connection with its Western Power network services work.
With more than 170 people attending, the Safety Day was the biggest and most successful event of its kind for the organisers so far. The strong turnout, positive atmosphere and participation throughout the day helped make it a memorable event for everyone involved.
As a sponsor, Turtle Traffic was pleased to contribute prizes to the day and support an initiative focused on workplace safety, an area closely aligned with Turtle Traffic’s ISO 45001-certified systems and zero-tolerance approach to risk.
Bringing the Industry Together Around Safety
The Powering Up Safety Day brought more than 170 people together as part of Genus Group’s Western Power network services work, making it the organising team’s largest event of its kind to date.
According to the organising team, the strong turnout and enthusiastic participation throughout the day helped make this year’s event its most successful yet.
Safety is particularly relevant to the sectors Turtle Traffic works across, including utilities, infrastructure, civil construction and road maintenance, where crews regularly operate around active worksites and live traffic environments.
The Safety Day gave Genus Group an opportunity to bring its workforce and industry participants together around a shared focus on workplace safety.
Turtle Traffic’s Support of the Powering Up Safety Day
Turtle Traffic supported the event through sponsorship and the contribution of prizes for attendees.
Genus Group later noted that the contributed prizes were well received by attendees and helped add to the excitement and engagement throughout the day.
Following the event, the Genus Group organising team thanked Turtle Traffic and the other sponsors for their contributions, noting the important role sponsors played in helping make the event possible.
The event’s focus on workplace safety aligns directly with the safety systems and standards Turtle Traffic applies across its own operations.
Turtle Traffic works across utilities, civil construction, infrastructure, road maintenance and events throughout Western Australia. Its systems are certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, with the company also holding MRWA accreditation and maintaining a zero-tolerance approach to risk.
Supporting the Industries and Communities We Work Alongside
Alongside its traffic management and civil work, Turtle Traffic supports communities across Western Australia through sponsorships, donations and in-kind support. The company also hires locally and works with regional suppliers, making community participation a practical part of how it operates across WA.
Supporting Genus Group’s Powering Up Safety Day brought those two areas together, backing an industry event focused on safety while contributing directly through sponsorship and donated prizes.
Continuing to Put Safety First
Turtle Traffic supports its approach to safety through ISO 45001-certified systems, robust safety standards, continued investment in training and equipment, and a zero-tolerance approach to risk.
Supporting the Powering Up Safety Day gave Turtle Traffic an opportunity to back an industry initiative focused on the same safety principles it applies across its work in utilities, infrastructure, civil construction, road maintenance and traffic management.
Turtle Traffic would like to congratulate the Genus Group team on delivering its biggest Safety Day yet and thank everyone involved in making the event such a success.
Turtle Traffic was proud to support the Powering Up Safety Day and looks forward to continuing to support safety-focused initiatives, industry partners and local communities across Western Australia.