[ld_spacer height=”20px”][ld_fancy_heading tag=”h2″ alignment=”text-left” ca_init_scale_x=”1″ ca_init_scale_y=”1″ ca_init_opacity=”1″ ca_an_scale_x=”1″ ca_an_scale_y=”1″ ca_an_opacity=”1″ use_custom_fonts_title=”true” enable_split=”true” use_mask=”true” ca_init_scale_z=”1″ ca_an_scale_z=”1″ color=”rgb(0, 0, 0)” margin=”bottom_small:0.35em” padding=”right_all:40px” el_class=”chapeau”]safe culture[/ld_fancy_heading][ld_fancy_heading alignment=”text-left” use_custom_fonts_title=”true” ca_init_scale_z=”1″ ca_an_scale_z=”1″ color=”rgb(0, 234, 144)” margin=”bottom_small:0.35em” padding=”right_all:40px” fs=”text_all:2.2rem|text_small:1.8rem” el_class=”projectnaam”]TenneT[/ld_fancy_heading][ld_spacer height=”20px”][ld_fancy_heading tag=”h2″ alignment=”text-left” ca_init_scale_x=”1″ ca_init_scale_y=”1″ ca_init_opacity=”1″ ca_an_scale_x=”1″ ca_an_scale_y=”1″ ca_an_opacity=”1″ use_custom_fonts_title=”true” enable_split=”true” use_mask=”true” ca_init_scale_z=”1″ ca_an_scale_z=”1″ color=”rgb(0, 0, 0)” margin=”bottom_small:0.35em” fs=”text_all:25px|text_small:16px” lh=”text_all:35px” fw=”text_all:600″]Helping to make the energy transition happen is a monumental ambition and a serious challenge. TenneT operates in a complex political landscape, overseeing a rapidly growing organization and working in conjunction with numerous third-party providers. In this type of set-up, how does a company ensure that safety is guaranteed at all times?[/ld_fancy_heading][ld_fancy_heading tag=”p” alignment=”text-left” ca_init_scale_x=”1″ ca_init_scale_y=”1″ ca_init_opacity=”1″ ca_an_scale_x=”1″ ca_an_scale_y=”1″ ca_an_opacity=”1″ use_custom_fonts_title=”true” enable_split=”true” use_mask=”true” ca_init_scale_z=”1″ ca_an_scale_z=”1″ color=”rgb(75, 75, 75)” margin=”bottom_small:0.35em”]
While safety had always been a priority for TenneT, it had yet to adopt an organization-wide approach to “safety leadership” and safety as a value. The company began working on this from 2021 onwards, using the motto “Safety needs our energy”. TenneT drafted a statement clearly describing the type of behavior it would like its employees to adopt, and linked this to TenneT’s three core values of Ownership, Courage and Connection. Employees were familiarized with the statement through a series of workshops, in which they were also briefed on vital organizational change and desired models of ownership, both on a team and an individual basis. The upshot is that safety is now more firmly embedded in TenneT’s everyday operations: in consultations, meetings, and (to name one example) during the launch stage of projects, both within the company and with its partners. “Safety needs our energy” is becoming a core part of TenneT’s identity.
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