
Health, Safety and Environment at Tokyo Inzai 4 Data Centre

At our Colt Tokyo Inzai 4 Data Centre, the Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) of everyone involved in the construction of this site remains our number one priority. Consequently, we have launched an HSE Management System at this hyperscale data centre to deliver exceptional HSE standards.
In the lead-up to launching this soon-to-be-ready facility, our goal has been to provide all employees, staff, and contractors with the confidence that their onsite safety and welfare are highly valued. Therefore, we are proud to say that almost 700,000 hours with no lost time injury (LTI) has been achieved in the build of our Colt Tokyo Inzai 4 Data Centre year-to-date.
Our commitment to Health, Safety and Environment at Tokyo Inzai 4
We have comprehensive HSE management policies in place. These policies are followed by management systems, and are fully compliant with international standards (ISO 45001 and ISO 14001). At this site, we are in sync with our general contractor to guarantee operations are carried out to the highest standard.
“Health and safety in data centres is crucial due to the unique environment and operational demands of these facilities. Data centres house critical IT infrastructure that powers digital services, and the failure of systems or accidents involving staff can have serious consequences for businesses, users, and employees alike.”
Tsen-Yin Lin, Health, Safety and Environment Manager.
Once the first phase of our Colt Tokyo Inzai 4 Data Centre has been launched and the site is operational, we plan to get this hyperscale data centre ISO 45001 certified (management systems of occupational health and safety).
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