2007 Reference document (PDF) - Valeo
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<strong>Valeo</strong>’s “Well-being and effectiveness at the workstation” project<br />
was finalized in <strong>2007</strong> and underwent initial tests at pilot sites.<br />
It seeks to prevent work-related accidents and illness among both<br />
production and administrative employees. Under this project a<br />
method for identifying high-risk positions and dangerous situations<br />
was formalized.<br />
In addition to the systematic audits, <strong>Valeo</strong> uses three indicators to<br />
gauge the effectiveness of the measures adopted:<br />
■<br />
number of workplace accidents, regardless of whether or not they<br />
lead to time off work, and accidents involving a potential risk of<br />
personal injury (indicator implemented in 2006);<br />
Group<br />
Management Report<br />
Social indicators<br />
■ frequency rate (number of accidents leading to absence per million<br />
hours worked);<br />
■ gravity rate (number of days lost because of work-related accidents<br />
per thousand hours worked).<br />
In <strong>2007</strong>, the number of workplace accidents (with or without time<br />
off work) and accidents involving a potential risk of personal injury<br />
was down almost 27% on 2006, to 4,914. There were 555 accidents<br />
leading to absence, compared with 763 in 2006.<br />
The main causes of accidents leading to absence could be traced to<br />
machines and processes (48.1%) and ergonomics (19.5%).<br />
2005 2006 <strong>2007</strong><br />
Frequency rate* 5.07 5.55 5.47<br />
Gravity rate** 0.16 0.15 0.14<br />
* Frequency rate: number of accidents leading to absence per million hours worked.<br />
** Gravity rate: number of days lost because of work-related accidents per thousand hours worked.<br />
France<br />
2005 2006 <strong>2007</strong><br />
Frequency rate 12.74 11.35 8.94<br />
Gravity rate 0.33 0.28 0.21<br />
In France the frequency and gravity rates for work-related accidents<br />
are lower by 0.83 and 15.76 points respectively than the industry<br />
average (source: CNAMTS 2006 - latest survey).<br />
The main causes of accidents leading to absence could be traced to<br />
machines and processes (48.0%) and ergonomics (19.7%).<br />
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Around 13% of the training hours provided within the Group in <strong>2007</strong><br />
were dedicated to safety, up 2.2 points on 2006.<br />
<strong>2007</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>document</strong> - VALEO<br />
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