HSE Management System Standard - Wood Group

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Wood Group HSE Management System Standard 13 Environmental management Business Units will protect the environment and minimise any adverse impact from our operations through efficient use of natural resources and adherence to applicable environmental protection standards. Leadership accountability • Ensure that national and local legislative requirements, and Group and client requirements in respect of environmental issues are identified, understood and administered under a formal Business Unit management process for compliance review and monitoring. • Address carbon emissions, understand these and minimise Business Unit and Group carbon footprint. • Ensure environmental aspects and impacts are clearly assessed, reviewed and mitigated, and that adequate training and awareness are provided to support such efforts. • Ensure improvement goals and metrics are established and implemented to measure performance, minimise risk, reduce impact and assure compliance. protection minimise impact 32 Wood Group SAF/B/1.2 November 2012
Wood Group HSE Management System Standard Requirements • Risk importation Business Units must be aware of the environmental risks that may be imported from new contracts, suppliers, ventures, operations, processes and property leases or acquisitions. • Resource consumption Business Units must be aware of their energy and natural resource consumption and the environmental sensitivity, sustainability and continuing appropriateness of these inputs. • Wastes, discharges and emissions Business Units must be aware of all their waste streams, discharges and emissions, their magnitudes, the control and disposal arrangements and their impact, both planned and unplanned, ensuring their disposal complies with local legislative requirements. • Environmental management Business Units will formalise a structured environmental management system which is fully integrated with the HSE Management System. This will be of a size and scope appropriate to the business and the nature of exposure. This will be in line with ISO14001 or similar internationally recognised standard (e.g. EMAS). • Legislative obligation Business Units must fully assess applicability, evaluate, understand and comply with local and national environmental legislative requirements and statutory reporting requirements, including cross-border variations. Assurance and verification • Conduct periodic audits to demonstrate compliance. • Conduct periodic audits of key contractors’ environmental performance. • Report all environmental infractions in CAIRS and to regulatory agencies where required. • Retain appropriate documentation to assess compliance with applicable legislative requirements or standards. Support Resources & References National and local legislative requirements Group Carbon Footprint Guidelines Group Carbon Reduction Commitment (UK) Group Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Where to find this: www.woodgroup.net/HSE SAF/B/1.2 November 2012 Wood Group 33
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