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30 Apr 2026

Recognition of Occupational Health and Safety Excellence at Tolo Site, Indonesia

Vena Group’s green energy business arm, Vena Energy, has achieved two occupational health and safety (OHS) recognitions at its Tolo Site in Indonesia, reflecting its ongoing commitment to safe, compliant, and responsible operations. 

The site received the Zero Accident Award from the Ministry of Manpower of the Republic of Indonesia, as well as the OHS Compliance Award from the Department of Manpower and Transmigration of South Sulawesi Province. 

The Zero Accident Award is presented to organisations that achieve zero work-related accidents. This includes the absence of fatalities and incidents leading to lost working time exceeding 2×24 hours. The recognition reflects sustained efforts in risk prevention, workforce competency development, and the strengthening of safety management systems. 

The OHS Compliance Award acknowledges organisations that consistently demonstrate strong performance in creating a safe, healthy, and supportive work environment. It highlights strong governance and the consistent application of workplace safety standards in line with national regulations.  

Together, these recognitions reflect more than operational performance. They represent a workplace culture built on discipline, accountability, and shared responsibility—where safety is embedded into every task, every decision, and every level of the organisation. 

“These achievements reflect the strength of the team on the ground. Safety is built by people—shaped by discipline, accountability, and a shared sense of responsibility. When these actions are practised consistently, they establish a standard that protects everyone.”

Vena Group remains committed to strengthening its occupational health and safety performance across all operations, ensuring that every individual return home safely at the end of each day.