The Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Policy serves as the basis for applying health and safety standards in the company's facilities. These rules and procedures are structured to prevent accidents and ensure a safe and conducive work environment for all employees.
Company Commitment
The company's management is committed to:
- Complying with applicable laws and regulations, including Law No. 1 of 1970 concerning Occupational Safety and relevant safety management system standards.
- Preventing occupational accidents and occupational diseases by applying the principles of loss prevention.
- Creating a safe, orderly, and controlled work environment for all employees, guests, and partners.
- Providing the authority to stop work if conditions are found that potentially endanger safety.
This policy applies to and guides all parties within the company premises.
Scope of HSE Application
The HSE Policy applies to all plant areas, storage facilities, and operations of every worker within the company's operational environment. This application covers:
- Production processes and material processing
- Goods storage and handling
- Factory machinery/equipment maintenance and repair
- Loading and unloading activities
- The use of company operational fleets
HSE Implementation Principles
In implementing this policy, the company adheres to the following principles:
Fabrication and Logistics Safety Procedures
- Using calibrated heavy equipment (cranes, forklifts, hoists) operated by licensed personnel.
- Maneuvering areas are restricted from access other than employees on duty and the work area.
- Installation of barricades and area signs during the goods/materials loading and unloading process.
- Material placement on racks is based on weight/size, with larger sizes at the bottom.
- Spacing between lines is adjusted for permitted goods mobility.
- Installation of stoppers in specific areas to prevent goods from falling/shifting.
- Assembly/welding areas are classified as hot hazard areas.
- Use of face shields, hot gloves, and welding screens.
- Provision of fire extinguishers at every hot work station.
5 Pillars of Safety
- Disciplined compliance with PPE usage.
- Integrated implementation of 5R/5S in the work area.
- Use of appropriately inspected equipment.
- Incident/accident reporting and integrated evaluation.
- Proactive enhancement of HSE awareness through safety talks/safety mornings.
Management and Employee Responsibilities
Management is responsible for providing a safe environment, facilities, infrastructure, HSE equipment, supervision, and adequate training and instruction.
All employees/driver partners must comply with HSE rules, wear PPE correctly, and report any potential hazards or incidents to their supervisor or safety officer.
Training and Awareness
The company regularly holds internal training and safety briefings to improve employee compliance with HSE procedures and ways to minimize risks. All new employees are required to undergo HSE induction.
Emergency Handling
The company has an emergency handling procedure that includes:
- Clear evacuation routes
- A safe assembly point
- A trained emergency response team
- Incident reporting system
All employees and partners are trained to respond and coordinate during emergencies.
Continuous Commitment
PT. Sumber Karya Baja Utama is committed to continuously improving Safety standards to become an HSE pioneer and to carry out continuous evaluation.
Safety is a shared responsibility and serves as our goal (zero accident) in conducting operations professionally and responsibly.
