CSL's ability to provide safe and healthy workplaces has been demonstrated in another year in which no significant health, safety or environmental incidents have been reported.
Our employees participate in a wide range of activities through which we maintain and develop safe and healthy workplaces within a framework of clearly defined policies, guidelines and standard operating procedures. Health, Safety and Environment (HS&E) committees provide the forums through which employees and unions are represented and actions initiated.
Developed to comply with international standards, CSL's HS&E management system has been implemented across all our business operations and creates a strong focus for sustaining our culture of safety. Each site has a nominated HS&E professional, supervisor or manager responsible for maintaining and developing the HS&E system.
In July 2005, CSL's Bioplasma facility at Broadmeadows in Melbourne achieved re-accreditation for Australian Standard AS4801, a recognised and reliable indication of how effectively CSL's health and safety management systems are being applied. Re-accreditation was carried out by Lloyds Register, an internationally recognised quality and auditing organisation.
CSL complies with the relevant regulations covering the jurisdictions in which we operate. In keeping with company policy and to minimise the potential for environmental impacts, all CSL sites are required to ensure compliance with their local environmental regulations and policies.
HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS
The CSL Group maintains management systems for health, safety and the environment that are consistent with internationally recognised standards.
- Our policies, procedures and instructions are implemented in all business operations around the world;
- We consult and cooperate with employees and their representatives on health, safety and environment issues;
- We provide training and resources to ensure people are well equipped to work safely, and to maintain incident-free workplaces.
CSL's comprehensive health, safety and environment management system includes audit criteria used to measure and monitor performance against twenty-four standards covering:
- Leadership and commitment
- Responsibility and authority
- Legislative compliance
- Planning, objectives and targets
- Training and competence
- Documentation, control and records
- Hazard and risk management
- Incident management
- Performance monitoring and measurement
- Communication and consultation
- Capital projects and business transactions
- Management of change
- Contractors, suppliers and visitors
- Emergency preparedness and response
- Plant and equipment
- Hazardous materials management
- Working environment and facilities
- Occupational health
- Environmental impacts
- Waste management and conservation
- Safe work procedures
- Product stewardship
- Reviews, audits and inspections
- Corrective and preventative action
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| Marburg: Sascha Ludwig (Technician) gowned up ready to clean the cryoprecipitate cutter. |
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| Kankakee: Maintenance Mechanics and Members of the Emergency Response Team (left to right) Randy Devore, David Mollema and Ron Fiets conduct a confined space entry rescue training exercise. |
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| Kankakee: Donna O’Keefe RN (HS&E Manager, Occupational Health) shows members of the Emergency Response Team, Andrew Uftring (HS&E Specialist) and Debra Saxsma (Senior Stability Specialist - Quality Control), how to perform CPR and use an automated external defibrillator. | |