Twelve major management principles

Twelve major management principles

1. Any decision and action must be given priority to assess HSE and ensure legal compliance.

2. Any employee has the right to interfere with unsafe behavior and refuse unsafe instructions.

3. Any HSE incident must be immediately reported and shared.

4. Each level of management assumes the main responsibility for the HSE work within the business scope .

5. All levels of managers must personally carry out HSE education and training for local employees .

6. All levels of managers must personally conduct HSE inspections and assessments for local employees .

7. All new employees and transfer workers must receive safety education in advance and pass the assessment.

8. All HSE threats must be registered and rectified in a timely manner in accordance with the principle of territoriality.

9. All high-risk operations and unconventional operations must implement license management.

10. The safety outside work is as important as the safety within the work.

11. The safety of peers is as important as the safety of the self.

12. The contractor's safety management is as important as the safety management of the company.

Glossary:

HSE refers to: HSE health (Health), safety (Safety) and the environment (Environment) management system Trinity.

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