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Sabic.safety.manu Home > About > EHSS > Management Systems Clear and comprehensive EHSS risk management systems are necessary to ensure that everyone understands and consistently implements the actions and procedures necessary to achieve EHSS excellence. To this end, SABIC has developed an environmental health, safety and
security management system for all SABIC and affiliate manufacturing and commercial facilities and operations. The goal of SABIC’s EHSS management system, through our Safety, Security, Health and Environmental Management Standards (SHEMS), is to establish a world-class EHSS risk and performance framework, focused on the significant
aspects we determine through our risk identification processes. The foundation and core principles of SHEMS are to: Go beyond compliance Identify and appropriately manage risks Provide safe, stable, and compliant operation Minimize environmental impact Protect the safety and well-being of our employees Ensure rigorous, comprehensive security
and crisis management systems Deliver good relationships with the communities in which we operate Drive continual improvement These programs are required by, and support, SABIC's strong governance and Code of Ethics and our EHSS policy. All SABIC and affiliate manufacturing sites are required to perform regular self-assessments and are
periodically audited by off-site teams. best brand for bp apparatus manual Our individual facilities must then develop corrective and preventive actions for any potential issues identified in these self-assessment or audits, which are tracked to completion. A continuous improvement drive is central to our thinking and so each year we set new, more
stringent goals and objectives to enhance EHSS performance. These efforts are evident from the recognition received from industry peers. In addition to complying with our internal EHSS management standard, our programs are certified to comply with key external standards: Responsible Care® 14001 certification at all chemical manufacturing
locations around the world.
ISO 14001 certification at all chemical manufacturing plants globally plus many of our other locations. Ultimately, SABIC and affiliate senior leaders are accountable for the EHSS performance of their organizations. Consistent with this accountability, leaders take responsibility to ensure compliance with EHSS regulations in all regions and countries
in which we operate our business. Our leaders are supported by EHSS specialists at our manufacturing sites, our regions, our business units, and our headquarters. Management reviews of EHSS performance are conducted periodically by senior leaders and across all levels of the organization and are key to program success for both compliance and
performance. The following items, amongst others, are reviewed periodically: Progress in meeting goals and site-specific objectives and targets Audit results Completion of corrective actions Changes in risks and opportunities Other significant changes or issues Sorry! Something went wrong Is your network connection unstable or browser outdated?
Home > Reports > Annual Report 2019 > Performance > EHSS Environment, Health, Safety and Security (EHSS ) continues to be a core value at SABIC, which remains committed to achieving industry-leading performance. The global EHSS organization serves as a center of excellence supporting all manufacturing operations, business units and
corporate functions in continually improving our EHSS performance at sites around the world. This year we raised EHSS competencies, expanded forums and communication channels to improve global information-sharing, and continued working towards excellence in people development, digital transformation, and risk and operations management.
Safety, Health & Environment Management (SHEM) Standards Audits The SHEM Maturity Level concept was developed and implemented, supplementing auditing as the primary means of assessing sites’ SHEM performance and progress. This new risk-based assessment approach was successfully implemented at eight sites, and will be used going
forward to assess performance at our facilities. free spanish books for beginners pdf EHSS Information Enablement (E-SHEM) E-SHEM improves risk identification and management by making key EHSS information richer and more accessible through better aggregation and distribution via efficient web-based platforms and communications.
Manufacturing this year introduced the electronic EHSS Risk Register, EHSS Audit Management and EHSS Calendar in Saudi Arabia to help register risk, capture findings, and track recommendations and mitigation actions. This year, we incorporated large construction and development (“mega”) projects being carried out by our Engineering &
Project Management function into our overall EHSS performance. We also this year implemented a new set of leading and lagging KPIs to assess site and Company performance, along with: A new process for SABIC affiliate data collection via a uniform global KPI template. An applicability assessment process for small/ non-operational sites. Quarterly
reviews to monitor KPI awareness, data quality, trends, and alignment on actions, to aid continuous improvement. Feedback workshops with regional and affiliates to evaluate interactions, data quality and trends, with a view to refining or introducing new KPIs. Responsible Care® embodies the global chemical industry’s commitment to continual
improvement in EHSS. SABIC this year updated its Responsible Care® certification to RC14001:2015, as verified through third party audits, with no major non-conformances identified over the past five years. una vacante imprevista pdf gratis This standard is itself expected to be replaced by ISO 45001. 2019 saw a 30% improvement in corrective
actions implementation. We strengthened our health, safety and environmental competency program with specific development and training pathways for operations, non-operations and specialists. Our environmental initiatives have this year focused on digitization, competency and risk discovery tools to help our sites detect and analyze abnormal
environmental control performance, and on updating and improving our training programs. The global EHSS organization supports continually improving our EHSS performance at sites around the world. Our process risk management (PRM) this year continued to focus on high consequence/low likelihood risks, and we enhanced our performance in:
Process safety knowledge and competency – with programs bringing training and qualification to ever-increasing numbers of the workforce. Risk discovery and management – using proven methodologies like facility siting, hazard and operability studies, fault tree analysis, transient operations, hazard analysis and layer of protection analysis to aid
integrated prevention, discovery and management. Process safety metrics and SAFER (SABIC Assurance Program for EHSS Risks) assessments – to continue to monitor risk levels and further guide safer facility operation. SABIC this year completed implementation of its four-tiered process safety metrics of leading and lagging indicators, based on
American Petroleum Institute – Recommended Practice 754 (API RP 754). Emergency preparedness Pre Incident Planning (PIP) aims to improve our incident responsiveness.
90 scenarios devised by independent experts were undertaken this year; extension to all global sites scheduled by end-2020. Security management This year we launched a project to ensure our Saudi Arabian affiliates’ full compliance with new directives from the Saudi High Commission for Industrial Security; implemented a digital system for
managing and documenting security programs; and continued to implement a competency-based development program equipping frontline site security officers to detect and prevent criminality. In the United States, regulatory security inspections by the US Coast Guard and the Department of Homeland Security at four SABIC sites revealed no
deficiencies. We also piloted a violence prevention project, and developed a new risk assessment process based on the American Petroleum Industry’s methodology, with assessments at 15 sites. Crisis management Crisis Management Leadership workshops were held for senior leaders in all regions. Improved crisis management plans and readiness
exercises based on a variety of scenarios from natural disasters to IT outages, manufacturing mishaps and supply chain incidents strengthened our capabilities. We continued to develop and pilot new tools to improve communications during crisis incident management. Core programs were further built on key initiatives to develop and deploy product
stewardship knowledge and competency, enhance product stewardship related communications, and improve risk discovery and management processes. This year we: Began building a new product stewardship certification program, and completed a competency guidance development. Identified 10 priority high risk chemicals to continue our value
chain communication outreach to promote product safety management and information exchange.
Completed additional risk characterizations to ensure Responsible Care® compliance by 2020 for SABIC’s top 50 high priority chemicals.
Implemented new monitoring processes for emerging regulatory environments such as Russia, Vietnam, Brazil, Thailand, Taiwan and Turkey.

Rolled out new product stewardship SHEM OMS 3114 training materials in multiple formats. Enhanced product stewardship incident metrics across all functions to better understand risk areas, root causes, and common cause solutions.
Improved EHSS/product stewardship reviews of Technology & Innovation programs, aiding early hazard identification, risk management, and potential alternative measures. Partnered with trade groups to promote transparency of chemical and hazard data. Invested in tools and systems for key product stewardship operational activities, ensuring
rapid, high quality support for customer inquiries, data sheets and labels. Engagement and support 24 EHSS networks were active across all regions. Eight security risk assessments were conducted for sites across the globe. Four incident learning sessions were conducted in the Americas region. Over 10,000 responses to customers were made for
product stewardship inquiries. Over 84,000 safety data sheets were published. Capability building 589 security guards received firearms training. 296 engineers and other professionals were trained on Process Hazard Analysis leader qualification, facility siting, pre-incident planning, and Layer of Protection Analysis. mimomosanunelir.pdf 161
engineers graduated from process safety fundamentals training.
115 safety and environmental professionals were trained for NEBOSH (National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health) certification. 95 instructors were trained for new unified safe work permit and LOTO (lockout/tagout) across the regions. 10 crisis management awareness sessions were held for 140 leaders and key stakeholders.
Home > About > EHSS > EHSS Policy SABIC is committed to maintaining the highest Environment, Health, Safety & Security (EHSS) standards throughout the organization, extending to all Entities, Divisions and partners. zenezij.pdf We aim to match best in class standards, to conduct all operations “Beyond Compliance,” and to inspire this mindset
in everyone who works for or with SABIC. normal_640d794a2786a.pdf
In keeping with this ambition, we also believe in prompt, full and transparent reporting of any non-compliance with our requirements and obligations. Our EHSS Policy provides an overall direction to the whole organization and forms the basis which drives our efforts and journey towards EHSS improvement. To view full PDF version of SABIC “EHSS
Policy”, click here. Home > About > EHSS > Safety and Health SABIC and its affiliates are committed to operate facilities safely and responsibly, continuously improving programs to promote safety and minimize employee and contractor injuries and illnesses. SABIC pursues this goal of injury and illness prevention through a robust implementation
of a world-class safety and health programs. s chand books These programs are designed to ensure that all of our associated facilities have a strong safety culture and clear procedures, underpinned by active, engaged participation by employees and contractors. As noted above, all SABIC-affiliated chemical manufacturing sites globally are certified to
Responsible Care®, which covers health and safety in addition to environment and security. In Saudi Arabia, all SABIC-affiliated manufacturing sites are also OHSAS 18001 certified. Furthermore, SABIC’s SHEMs include all key aspects of safety including process safety, industrial hygiene, management of change, transportation safety, and safe work
practices. The SABIC Life Saving Rules (LSR) program complements our belief that EHSS is a core value. The goal of these LSR’s is to highlight the hazardous elements of our operations and reinforce the procedures that require absolute focus to avoid serious incident or injury. The LSR program emphasizes the standards and expectations for all
employees and contractors working at SABIC facilities.