
Bhasobha — meaning “be careful” or “watch out” — is BBR's ongoing safety awareness campaign, reminding every employee that no task is worth compromising personal safety for.
Spearheaded by SHERQ Officer Julian Nkosi, the BHASOBHA campaign brought staff together across departments to reinforce safe working practices, the correct use of protective equipment, and a shared responsibility for looking out for one another on site. The campaign emphasised that no task is worth compromising personal safety for.
Hard hats, hi-vis gear and correct footwear are non-negotiable on every site, every shift.
Safety is a team responsibility — colleagues are trained to flag risks before they become incidents.
Near-misses and hazards are reported immediately, so lessons are shared before they repeat.

All 12 golden rules, in a pocket-sized booklet handed out to every employee — a quick reference for safe practice on and off site.






A short recap of the Bhasobha campaign in action.

Toolbox talks and site briefings gave staff a chance to walk through real scenarios, reinforcing what safe practice looks like in day-to-day operations.
Supervisors led by example, checking PPE compliance and answering questions from teams across every department.

The campaign closed with a reminder that safety isn't a once-off event — it's a habit built shift after shift, site after site.
Bhasobha will continue as a recurring initiative, keeping safety at the front of every conversation at BBR.








Bhasobha — because every worker deserves to go home the same way they came in: safe.