Sectors represented by PIL

1. Sectors represented by PIL Chemical industry Pulp and paper Metallurgical Mining Petroleum - downstream Packaging Paint Pharmaceutical/biochemical Plastics Cement Dry cleaning and laundry 01.10.2014 Glassware and ceramics Rubber Waste Management

2. Background 1:A developing workplace HSE • Responsibility from staff to line • HSE integrated in productivity • From secrecy to openness • From ”we are unique” to benchmarking and sharing of experience 01.10.2014

3. Number of incidents ”dangerous situations”) 01.10.2014 Number of lost time injuries

4. Information and Control Campaigns • Information • Control 01.10.2014

5. Background 2: HS-Intervention Method Duty holders Method Duty holders 01.10.2014 (Modified from HSE/UK 2004)

6. Information and Control Campaigns • Information • Sharing of good practice • Benchmarking • Control 01.10.2014

7. Information and Control Campaigns • Information • Developed in cooperation with industry • Sharing of good practice • Between workplaces • Benchmarking • Achievments, Results • Control 01.10.2014

8. Control • Must be based on competence and experience related to the actual workplace • Must be risk based • Must be balanced, the report must also give credit to good practice • Uncovered deficiencies must be recognised/accepted by the employer as significant 01.10.2014

9. Campaign: Chemical weekExperience from the employers side • Information material • Conferences • Training in risk assessment • Descriptions of good practice • Control activities • Media coverage Implementation of ”The Chemical Agents Directive” 01.10.2014

10. Campaigns - Criteria for success • Close cooperation with federations and unions • Based on actual risk and on regulations • Training materials, descriptions of good practice that will live also after the campaign • The control activities must focus on the significant problems • Measurable results • Fair media coverage 01.10.2014