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Environment and Social Responsibility
OAO Gazprom’s OHS objectives for 2014
Objective Target Performance in 2014
Reduce the rate
(Accident Frequency Rate, AFR)
of occupational injuries caused
by road accidents
Reduce the rate (AFR)
of occupational injuries caused
by falls from height
Improve working conditions
for employees
Reduce the occupational
injury risk
Ensure workplace compliance
with hygiene regulations
Improve OHS competences
of the Company’s employees
Reduce the number
of emergencies at hazardous industrial
facilities
AFR reduction in the Company
for injuries caused by road accidents
by 5% y-o-y
AFR reduction in the Company
for injuries caused by falls from
height by 5% y-o-y
Reduction of the proportion
of workplaces with harmful working
conditions (the ratio of the number
of workplaces with harmful working
conditions to the total number
of workplaces certified for safety)
by 3% y-o-y
Conformity to safety requirements
for all workplaces classified
as hazardous based on the results
of workplace certification to assess
the injury risk
Reduction in the number
of workplaces classified as harmful
on the basis of light and lighting
by 20%
Reduction in the number
of workplaces classified as harmful
on the basis of indoor micro-climate
by 5%
Prevention of injuries
due to inadequate training
Reduction in the number of incidents
at hazardous industrial facilities by
5% y-o-y
Target achieved.
The number of injured in road
accidents was reduced by 38.0%.
Target achieved.
The number of injured due to falls
from height was reduced by 38.6%.
Target achieved.
The proportion of workplaces
with harmful working conditions
was reduced by 19% y-o-y.
Target achieved.
Measures were developed
and implemented to bring
the existing workplaces classified
as Injury Risk Class 3 in compliance
with regulatory requirements.
Post implementation review
was carried out as part of workplace
hygiene control procedures.
Target achieved.
The number of workplaces classified
as harmful on the basis of light
and lighting was reduced by 29.2%.
Target achieved.
The number of workplaces classified
as harmful on the basis of indoor
micro-climate was reduced
by 20.2%.
Target achieved.
There were no accidents
due to inadequate training.
Target achieved. Incidents
at OAO Gazprom’s hazardous
industrial facilities were reduced
by 23.0% y-o-y.
A major OHS commitment by OAO Gazprom consists in reducing the number of emergencies
and occupational injury and disease rates on an ongoing basis.
OHS activities carried out by the companies covered by OAO Gazprom’s Unified Occupational
Health and Safety Management System helped reduce the number of injured in occupational
accidents from 230 to 85 people, with the number of emergencies at hazardous industrial facilities
brought down from 16 to 8, and the number of incidents down from 140 to 53 between 2009 and
2014.
One of the most critical OHS commitments by OAO Gazprom is to require that suppliers and
contractors operating at the facilities of OAO Gazprom and its subsidiaries comply with the OHS
standards and regulations used by the Company. OAO Gazprom and its subsidiaries have in place
access control and safe working practices regulations approved by the heads of OAO Gazprom’s
subsidiaries. The regulations govern contractor access to their premises and set out procedures
for organising and carrying out contracted work on such premises. Contractors are informed
of, and advised on the requirements of the Unified Occupational Health and Safety Management
OAO Gazprom Annual Report 2014