OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY The Group’s Engineering Department oversees the safety and effective management of construction projects in progress through the engagement of independent third party engineering assessments. At the project level, the project management team supervises participating suppliers and contractors to ensure the implementation of appropriate OHS measures for workers. This oversight is carried out through thematic safety meetings, regular site inspections, and other targeted safety initiatives. Project level OHS matters are coordinated by a dedicated team comprising representatives from supervising companies, project managers, and safety officers appointed by the main contractors. Clear roles and responsibilities are assigned to each party to ensure effective coordination, accountability, and compliance with OHS requirements throughout the construction process. PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT Project Teams Organise weekly site inspections Ensure compliance with national laws and regulations Assess and identify potential safety risks and hidden dangers General Inspectors Evaluate OHS risks identified during inspection in an effective manner Notifying main contractors and following up on corrective actions until closure of case Safety Officers of Main Contractors Conduct daily onsite assessment by walkabouts, ensuring safety hazards are managed across premises Our control method is based on the hierarchy of controls as below: Elimination Substitution Engineering Controls Administrative Control PPE Employees and workers are encouraged to raise safety concerns directly with on‑site safety officers or through designated feedback channels, such as feedback boxes provided at construction sites. All safety incidents are required to be reported to the relevant Group departments within 24 hours of occurrence. Where follow‑up actions are necessary, updates and lessons learned are communicated to project teams, general inspectors, contractors, and supervisory personnel during weekly site supervision meetings to ensure timely corrective actions and continuous improvement. ONSITE SAFETY TRAINING Measures taken at construction sites • For minor injuries: First aid is available via an onsite health clinic. • For serious injuries: Direct individuals to the nearest general hospital immediately. • All Group’s employees and contractors onsite are covered by safety insurance, subsidised by Yanlord. • Conduct routine trainings and inspections to ensure corrective actions have been taken to minimise recurrence of workplace injuries. Contents Introduction Approach to Sustainability Upholding Good Governance Caring for Our Customers Empowering Our People Preserving Our Planet Creating Shared Value for Our Society GRI Content Index YANLORD LAND GROUP LIMITED SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2025 48
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