At Blue Water, we aim to create a vibrant, positive and motivating environment where our employees thrive and develop. A culture, where everyone is engaged in day-to-day efforts to make a positive difference – for each other, our customers, partners and the broader society.
We believe that wellbeing lays the foundation for a thriving culture. A culture where employees and managers can develop their full potential, be creative and productive and build positive relationships with others to support meaningful contributions.
At Blue Water, we invest in wellbeing initiatives to strengthen employee happiness, engagement, experience and satisfaction.
We focus on three cornerstones of wellbeing: Mental, social and physical wellbeing.
We encourage differences, personal and professional development and work-life balance in a culture of trust and open dialogue.
Blue Water has a great responsibility for ensuring mental health among our employees and managers. We monitor employee engagement and turnover rates and set ambitious targets for employee success retention.
We respect that there is a life outside the work life and acknowledge that a well-functioning private life positively influences our employee’s ability to thrive at work – and vice versa. At Blue Water, we help each other thrive, and we assist and support our employees in any difficult situation that may arise, whether this is job-related or related to any private issues. This is part of our values and our responsibility.
Respect, teamwork and collaboration are integrated parts of our culture.
We believe that working in a team encourages personal growth, increases job satisfaction and reduces stress. We encourage our employees to be active, have fun, create social relations internally and strengthen teamwork and culture through social activities.
In Blue Water, success is achieved through a great mix of different competencies and personal backgrounds – always with focus on business talent and enthusiasm. We play as a team, and we play to win - together.
No discrimination is practiced in respect of employment, dismissals, relocations, promotions, determination of salary nor working conditions or competence development.
Health and safety are key indicators of sustainable development – not only at Blue Water but in society in general. Investments in health, safety and wellbeing are top priorities.
We are committed to continuously improve our health and safety culture by involving, training and encouraging employees to care, consult and actively participate. This is done by:
We aim to be the most desirable workplace in the cities we operate. As a Blue Water employee you will become a part of an international workday where every day is different from yesterday and tomorrow and where development, teamwork and diversity are keys to success.
An important milestone has been reached by Blue Water. Daily, around 60 permanently employed stevedore and terminal workers carry out a difficult job in Esbjerg. They handle major and heavy amounts of cargo by means of machinery and equipment.
This scope of work has traditionally been hazardous, however, through a strengthened focus on safety, Blue Water’s employees on Port of Esbjerg has in 2022 prevented any Lost Time Incident (LTI). LTI is the international term for an accident or injury causing the worker time off for recovery.
Working actively with HSSEQ on a global scale, Blue Water has achieved yet another ISO certification at one of its locations. This time, it is the Blue Water office in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil that has been certified according to ISO 45001 (Health & Safety), 14001 (Environment) and 9001 (Quality).
“We are pleased to be fully approved by Bureau Veritas without any non-conformities. The certification provides objective documentation of our adherence to international standards and underlines that we have a systematic approach to managing our processes and operations. We clearly see this as a benefit to our organisation and our customers,” states Carlos Dohnert, General Manager, Blue Water Rio de Janeiro.
When Asbjørn Lauritsen started as trainee at Blue Water Esbjerg in 2014, he had a distant dream of getting to live and work abroad. However, the dream turned out to become a reality within few years for the young talent.
Within only five years, the 26-year-old Asbjørn Lauritsen has made his mark by three international Blue Water postings.
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