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Industries·Metals and mining

Critical controls on every shift.

Fatal-risk controls, energy isolation and contractor safety kept verified, and every lesson carried to every site.

Frameworks
ISO 45001, ISO 14001, WCM · TPM · Lean
Teams
EHS, Maintenance, Plant leadership
A mining supervisor talks with a haul truck operator beside a giant wheel.Plant 5seal failureSame risk6 plantsFixed at9 plants
Where the paperwork piles up

Four places it piles up in metals and mining.

01

Critical controls that must be verified every shift

02

Contractors who rotate between sites

03

Maintenance work under energy isolation

04

The same failure on the same equipment at another site

One event, handled

From the first signal to the last approval.

  1. A critical control is found bypassed during energy isolation.

  2. The event is drafted and linked to the fatal-risk standard.

  3. Every site with the same equipment gets the lesson and confirms it.

−42%

injuries after participatory safety training, in a randomized trial

Source · Randomized trial, 2017 · PMID 28052163
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