OUR GOVERNANCE AND FRAMEWORK Our total WSH efforts are coordinated by OEST-WSH. The team supports the OESC Chairman who reports to the OESC Executive Sponsor. The OESC Executive Sponsor is a member of the Group’s senior management. The team comprises representatives from our various business areas and meets every quarter to discuss, coordinate and strategise on total WSH implementation and share best practices. We continue to use control selfassessment and audit processes to ensure we remain compliant with the relevant statutory and regulatory requirements. WSH is a journey and we commit to continually improve our systems. We have put in place an integrated EHS policy and a Safety Pledge to align the Group towards achieving a common WSH mindset, as well as aligned goals and objectives. Read our Environment, Health and Safety Policy 1.00 25.00 0.80 20.00 0.60 15.00 0.40 10.00 0.20 5.00 0.00 0.00 2020 2021 2022 A fatal accident occurred in December 2022 during the transfer of machinery. A group-wide Safety Time-Out was implemented across all Singapore entities. This included: - A review of our material handling operations, especially those involving forklifts - Enhanced safety inspections across all worksites - Augmenting workplace safety communications - Results of reviews during the time-out were used to enhance safety practices across the group Notes * High severity rate is due to a fatality in 2022 # Recordable Workplace Accident refers to fatalities and any work-related injury or illness that results in days away from work (medical leave above 1 day) ^ RFR and RSR data for 2020 and 2021 is based on the previous WSH indicators used – Accident Frequency Rate and Accident Severity Rate (indicators consists of injuries with medical leave of more than 3 days). RFR and RSR data for 2022 captures frequency and severity based on medical leave 1 day and above. Main types of work-related ill health (2 cases) Type of Injury Breakdown (%) Noise Induced Deafness 100 Others 0 Main types of work-related injuries (124 cases) 29% 28% 13% 10% 8% 8% 2% 1%1% Types of Injuries (%) Struck by Objects 29 Slips, Trips and Falls 28 Caught in-between Objects 13 Cut/Stabbed by Objects 10 Falls from Height 8 Fractures/Sprains/Back Pain 8 Contact with Chemical 2 Burns 1 Machinery in Motion 1 OUR SAFETY DATA 23.9* 4.7^ 3.8^ 0.3^ 0.4^ 0.4 Recordable Frequency Rate (RFR) RFR = No. of Recordable Workplace Accidents# No. of Manhours Worked x200,000 Recordable Severity Rate (RSR) No. of Mandays Lost Recordable Workplace Accidents# No. of Manhours Worked RSR = x200,000 Recordable Frequency Rate Recordable Severity Rate OVERVIEW OUR SUSTAINABILITY APPROACH ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL GOVERNANCE INDEX 61
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