Nestlé in society Creating Shared Value and meeting our commitments 2015

Nestlé in society:
Creating Shared Value
Nutrition, health
and wellness
Rural development
Water
Environmental
sustainability
Human rights
and compliance
Our
people
Occupational health and safety G4-DMA, G4-LA6
Total number of fatalities of employees, on-site
contractors and members of the public by region
EMENA 1
AMS 1
AOA 8
Number of employee fatalities (on-site and off-site)
by region
EMENA 1
AMS 0
AOA 7
Number of on-site contractor fatalities by region
EMENA 0
AMS 1
AOA 1
Any unit or team that wants to start NCE advanced
practices must first demonstrate it has successfully
implemented the NCE foundations. This is done via a formal
verification process, known as the NCE Gate. The gate process
considers a range of safety and health activities and includes
formal audit of functional compliance against key global safety
and health standards.
When factories pass the NCE Gate, they typically start to
implement Total Performance Management (TPM). The
purpose of TPM is to improve equipment reliability and
process capability, thereby contributing to higher quality, more
competitive costs, shorter lead times, and fewer injuries and
illnesses. TPM achieves this primarily through building
competency and autonomy at the manufacturing line level,
and introducing structured management routines. These
changes are key drivers of safety and health performance in
manufacturing, and fully aligned with our long-term strategy
for achieving sustainable safety and health excellence.
Externally reported fatalities by victim status (2005 – 2015).
Nestlé Continuous Excellence Tools
and Methodologies
Nestlé Continuous Excellence (NCE) is a global change
programme, based on lean thinking. It is illustrated below.
All three of the NCE Foundation modules (i.e. Compliance,
Leadership Development, and Goal Alignment) are key
enablers for improving our safety and health performance.
Increasingly we seek to leverage this change programme –
and to simplify our operating model – by integrating safety and
health and NCE activities into a single common way of
working. For example, through the Goal Alignment module
– which is designed to align and engage everybody to deliver
our business objectives – we ensure that safety and health is
integrated into the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle used by teams
across the business.
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