FACTS & FIGURES - Tecnimont ICB
FACTS & FIGURES - Tecnimont ICB
FACTS & FIGURES - Tecnimont ICB
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5<br />
Zero Incident Target<br />
PEOPLE<br />
Maire <strong>Tecnimont</strong> confirmed and consolidated its record safety<br />
performance in 2008, thanks to its Integrated Environment, Health<br />
and Safety Management System. This led to a further improvement<br />
in performance, even against the background of a major<br />
organizational change involving the integration of Maire Engineering<br />
and <strong>Tecnimont</strong>, the two main operating companies of the Group.<br />
Despite the complexity of the Group’s activities and the year’s<br />
organizational changes, our safety performance continued to exceed<br />
national and international norms. This demonstrates that the growth<br />
in our business has not undermined our attention to safety. Maire<br />
<strong>Tecnimont</strong>’s record of workplace accidents in non-Italian sites, which<br />
is clearly superior to the industry average, confirms the Group’s<br />
excellent performance. In the table A, we outline the 2008 data<br />
expressed in the most common international indicators:<br />
a) LTI - Lost Time Incident Frequency Rate;<br />
b) RIR - Recordable Incident Rate.<br />
These indicators are computed and monitored according to US<br />
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations,<br />
reflecting common international practice, and are shown compared<br />
with the average performance of the Oil & Gas and International<br />
Industrial Construction sectors.<br />
The table B shows the Injury Frequency and Severity Indexes<br />
(according to UNI 7249 standards) on Italian sites managed by the<br />
Group directly or in joint ventures/consortia in 2008, compared with<br />
the benchmarks established by the Italian National Institute for<br />
Work Incidents (INAIL).<br />
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