Posted on 5 June, 2026
Today Billet Engineering Celebrates Six Years LTI‑Free, Marking a Major Safety Milestone
Kalgoorlie, WA — Billet Engineering has reached an impressive safety milestone, recording six consecutive years without a Lost Time Injury (LTI)—a benchmark that places the company among the region’s top-performing engineering and manufacturing operations.
The achievement reflects the company’s long‑term commitment to building a culture where safety is embedded in every task, every shift, and every decision.
A Culture Built on Accountability and Care
Billet Engineering’s leadership credits the milestone to the collective effort of its workforce, who have embraced a proactive approach to hazard identification, risk management, and continuous improvement.
“Six years LTI‑free isn’t just a statistic—it’s a reflection of our people,” a company spokesperson said. “Every employee plays a role in keeping themselves and their teammates safe. This milestone shows what’s possible when safety becomes part of who we are, not just what we do.”
Investment in Training and Innovation
Over the past several years, the company has expanded its safety programs, including:
- Regular hands‑on training and competency refreshers
- Upgraded workshop systems and tooling
- Improved reporting processes
- Increased focus on mental health and fatigue management
- A ‘stop‑work authority’ culture empowering workers to speak up
These initiatives have contributed to a workplace where risks are addressed early, and safety conversations happen daily.
A Benchmark for the Industry
In an industry where heavy component manufacturing, and high‑pressure environments are the norm, maintaining an LTI‑free record for six years is a significant accomplishment. It positions Billet Engineering as a leader in operational discipline and workforce wellbeing.
Local industry groups have acknowledged the milestone as an example of what consistent leadership and employee engagement can achieve.
Looking Ahead
While proud of the achievement, Billet Engineering says the focus remains on the future.
“Our goal isn’t just to celebrate six years—it’s to make sure every worker goes home safely every day, for the next six years and beyond.”
