2012 Annual Report - Italcementi Group

Official applications for occupational illnesses 2012 2011 2010
Cement 35 22 21
Aggregates 0 0 0
Concrete 6 2 0
Others 3 4 0
Total 44 (*) 28 21
(*) Increase principally due to the improved data collection in 2012
Worker with occupational exposure
in line with Group standard
Total
2012 2011
% of compliance % of monitoring % of compliance % of monitoring % of compliance % of monitoring
Cement 91 74 93 60 91 57
Aggregates 94 93 93 90 93 85
Concrete 99 41 100 25 100 12
Group 92 65 94 57 94 52
Dust
Cement 88 73 94 60 87 55
Aggregates 97 92 97 91 97 86
Concrete 96 28 100 33 97 17
Group 90 64 96 57 88 33
Crystalline silica
Cement 95 79 95 79 94 48
Aggregates 93 91 93 91 89 83
Concrete 99 24 99 24 96 14
Group 95 66 95 66 94 46
Noise
Cement 88 74 91 59 90 64
Aggregates 89 97 88 92 87 86
Concrete 100 38 100 27 100 10
Group 89 65 90 55 91 56
Vibration
Cement 98 64 90 83 96 73
Aggregates 100 89 100 81 98 83
Concrete 100 44 100 2 100 7
Group 100 64 94 68 96 47
2010
3.4 Social initiatives
The Group aims at building relationships with its stakeholders based on mutual commitment, active
partnership, trust, openness and long-term cooperation.
Building relations with communities means understanding their needs, supporting local projects without
creating dependency, and fostering stakeholder consultation when opening new facilities, running existing
ones and closing plants at the end of their productive lives. Key topics raised by relevant Group stakeholders
are climate change, air emissions, health and safety. Local stakeholders are mainly addressing site-specific
issues such as dust or noise impact and use of alternative fuels. All the Group subsidiaries regularly implement
the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) guidelines issued by CSI, in case of new installations
or major revamping projects. They were successful for the disclosure of environmental and social
improvements coming from revamping projects to the relevant stakeholders.
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