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42 SIMPLY SMARTERWORKPLACEHEALTH & SAFETYST ENGINEERING’S ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND SAFETY (EHS)STATEMENT:We are committed to protecting the environment, and the health and safetyof our customers, employees and the communities where we operate in.We will fulfil this commitment by:1. Complying, as a minimum, with existing EHS laws and legislation in all ouroperations.2. Integrating EHS into all our key business activities – design, development,manufacturing, upgrading, engineering services, integration, maintenance,servicing, repairs, overhaul and support of our products and services.3. Conducting operations in the most efficient manner to reduce environmentalimpact and to ensure that wastage of any form and pollution emissions arecut to the minimum.4. Promoting EHS consciousness and responsibility among our employeesand the communities where we operate in.5. Working with suppliers to comply with all EHS regulations.6. Seeking continuous improvement through proactive hazard identification,elimination, control and regular reviews.7. Setting realistic and achievable EHS targets and monitoring ourperformance against the targets so as to enable continual improvement.IMPROVING SAFETY ACROSSSECTORSSafe practices are of paramountimportance to our operations.The Group adheres strictly to EHSstandards, and complies with theWorkplace Safety and Health Actand the Singapore Standard Codeof Practice. All four business sectorshave implemented the EnvironmentManagement System certified toISO 14001:2004. Additionally,ST Aerospace, ST Electronics andST Kinetics are certified toOHSAS18001, while ST Marine’s SafetyManagement System is rated to level 8based on DNV’s ISRS rating system.The Group EHS Committee, underthe Business Excellence Framework,has maintained a cross-sector SafetyAssessment to enhance learningand sharing of good practices inoccupational safety since 2009.In 2011, the Group EHS Committeeconducted detailed studies of accidentstatistics in the different sectors. It alsocarried out quarterly benchmarkingexercises in focus areas including thefollowing: in constrained work environments handling and suspended loads stands, cranes and elevatedstructures methods, effectiveness ofmeasurements such as keyperformance indicators (KPIs) andfollow-up, as well as supervisorymethods such as staff training anddeploymentOur Workplace Safety and Health(WSH) efforts earned several industryaccolades during the year. BothST Kinetics and ST Marine won theWSH Innovation Award. In addition,ST Marine clinched the WSHAward for Supervisors as well asthe WSH Innovations in the MarineIndustry (Gold) from the Associationof Singapore Marine Industries.ST Electronics received the WSHPerformance Award (Silver) and theLTA Certificate of Excellence forOutstanding Performance in EHS. Atthe Association of Aerospace Industries(Singapore) Singapore AerospaceAwards 2011, ST Aerospace won theSingapore Aerospace Workplace Safetyand Health Award.We continue to emphasise SystemSafety, an integral component of theGroup EHS Committee’s efforts whichaddresses the safety features of ourdesign and products. In 2011, thevarious business sectors focused onintegrating Military Standard MIL-STD-882D Process into major programmesand projects. This Standard is a widely
SINGAPORE TECHNOLOGIES ENGINEERING LTD Annual Report 201143recognised System Safety Processthat provides a consistent means ofevaluating and identifying risks. Thechecklist in the Standard includes: support hazard analysis acceptanceAmong the initiatives introducedto support System Safety wereKPIs to drive System Safety in allbusiness sectors and to encouragelearning and participation in SystemSafety training. We also launched aSystem Safety Checklist for SystemSafety considerations to be built intoprogrammes upfront.In order to build a culture thatinternalises System Safety, weorganised various educational coursesfor our employees and held workshopsfor selected partners.ENCOURAGING HEALTHY LIVINGThe Group EHS Committee organisedvarious programmes and activitieson a regular basis to improveoccupational health. These includedhealth screenings, audiometric testing,occupational health risk assessmentsand follow-up care for at-risk individuals.To build up the competency ofemployees’ occupational health, weheld seminars and in-house training forour employees. Learning and sharing ofbest practices across sectors werealso encouraged.PROMOTING SAFETYAWARENESS IN THE COMMUNITYOur efforts to promote WSH extendbeyond our own operations. As arecognised role model in WSH,we are occasionally invited to shareour experiences. This year, President& CEO Tan Pheng Hock delivereda presentation at the 3rd BusinessExcellence Global Conference at thePlenary session on StrengtheningCapabilities: A key enabler forOrganisational Sustainability.Additionally, ST Engineering jointlyorganised the Safety@Work CreativeAwards with the WSH Council. Intoits seventh year, the objectives of theAwards are to develop young artistictalent, raise awareness of workplacesafety among tertiary students, and,through their posters and digitalanimations, reach out to the widercommunity. The winning posters andanimation clips are reproduced andmade available to industrial companiesas resources for safety training.Winners of Safety@Work Creative Awards 2011.
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