Safety, health and wellbeing

Our commitment to health and safety is underpinned by our Life value, which encourages people to be curious, speak up, act and share lessons. Review the full set of metrics in our ESG Databook 2025.

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Serious Case Frequency Rate in FY2025

-0.01 compared to FY2024

Total Recordable Case Frequency Rate in FY2025

+0.03 compared to FY2024

Lost Workday Case Frequency Rate in FY2025

+0.01 compared to FY2024

Our framework for safety, health and wellbeing at work

Our comprehensive safety, health, and wellbeing management system applies throughout our business. The system is aligned with ISO 45001:2018 Occupational health and safety.

We conduct third party audits to check how well our systems are working and to track our performance.

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19% of our operations hold ISO 45001 certification. Certification is driven by customer, contractual and operational needs. 

The health and safety management system houses our global minimum operating controls, and it applies across our Group entities.

Our contractors are expected to share our commitment to safety, health and wellbeing.

Inclusion

In FY2025 we improved the proportion of women senior leaders, through an increased focus on leadership accountability, use of data to oversee progress and decisions, and building the capability of decision makers.

Our Board has set new objectives for FY2026 to continue to advance gender diversity. Read more in our Annual Report 2025.

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of our graduate intake in FY2025 were women
of our senior leaders are women
of our Group Executive are women

People Network Groups



Human rights and modern slavery prevention

Our business and human rights in practice framework translates the UN Guiding Principles into action and guides our program of work.

Worley has been on a journey for some years and is committed to continuous improvement in respecting human rights and managing the risk of modern slavery. Our focus is to continue to mature our approach to the due diligence process to strengthen and safeguard against human rights abuses, including modern slavery.

Modern Slavery Statement 2025

Our commitment to delivering a more sustainable world, in respect of the protection of human rights.

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Modern Slavery Statement 2025 cover

Community engagement

The Worley Foundation

The Worley Foundation provides a platform for our people to connect and support local communities to enable positive social or environmental impact. All projects are nominated by our people and actively involve our people.

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total projects funded in FY2025
projects continuing as part of multi‑year agreements
new projects with new charitable partners

Worley Foundation supporting education

We’re helping students explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) careers early.

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RedInnCol

In Colombia, we’ve been supporting the RedInnCol initiative, a registered non‑profit that’s working towards reimagining public education. Since the Foundation’s first involvement in 2021, we’ve helped over 250 students across Colombia access tools that help them improve their STEM skills.

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Indigenous Australian Engineering School
In Australia, we support the Indigenous Australian Engineering School (IAES), which aims to provide First Nations youth with education and career opportunities in engineering and technology. 2025 marks the first year of a planned two-year partnership.

Reconciliation

We recognize and respect the Indigenous Peoples in the communities we operate in. Guided by our Indigenous Peoples Engagement Policy, we take a business and location-specific approach to building relationships, engaging local resources and supporting our customers’ community commitments.

Read more about how we’re sharing value with Indigenous communities.

Moving from intent to impact

Australia

Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan

The Innovate RAP reaffirms Worley’s commitment to Reconciliation in Australia, and outlines our steps to build respectful and trusted relationships and improve the social and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples.

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Cover of Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan.

Canada

Indigenous relations and partnerships

We engage early and listen to local priorities to create opportunities to deliver inclusive project outcomes that recognize Indigenous Traditional knowledge and their deep connections to the land and water.

Logo for the Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations - Pair Silver.
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Every Child Matters artwork by Elaine Landry.