Scomi upholds its role as a responsible corporate citizen committed to the cause of Quality & Health, Safety and Environment (“Q&HSE”) for the interest and protection of employees, society and the environment. Scomi recognises the importance of working closely with our customers, contractors and employees to achieve the best possible.Health, Safety and Environment Statement

Health, Safety and Environment Policy’s and Operational Standards state clearly that we accept responsibility for our employees and society at large to provide a safe place of work, safe systems of work, assess the environmental impacts of our business and ensure we operate in line with the laws of each country in which Scomi does business.

Global industrialisation and the growth of world population have placed extreme pressure on the availability of natural resources and the condition of the environment.  Scomi supplies and operates equipment that is designed to reduce and control the emissions of harmful wastes into the environment.

Scomi recognises the need to pay attention to and protect our environment for our own sake and the sake of our children’s future. Only through the cooperative efforts of all can the best possible Health, Safety and Environment record be maintained.

Click here to view Scomi’s Policies:

1. Health, Safety and Environment Policy
2. Alcohol and Drug Policy
3. Stop Work Policy
4. Global Driving Policy

Quality Statement

Quality is important to our business because we value our customers. We strive to provide our customers with products and services which meet and even exceed their expectations. We are committed to continuous improvement and have established a Quality Management System which provides a framework for measuring and improving our performance.

Continual Improvement

Each business unit, subsidiary and joint venture is subject to auditing programmes that review and evaluate:

	Quality & Health, Safety and Environmental Management System
	Health, Safety and Environment Physical Audit
	Journey Management Audit

 

Both leading and lagging Q&HSE performance indicators are regularly updated and these Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) are utilised by the group to monitor performance, target locations for improvement opportunities and benchmark ourselves both internally and against industry.

The following are some of the KPI’s which are used as performance indicators within the Scomi’s Q&HSE management programme:

	Lost time injury (LTI)
	Restricted Work Case (RWC)
	Medical Treatment Case (MTC)
	Total Recordable Injury Rate (TRIR)
	First Aid Case ( FAC )
	Environmental Spill
	Property damage
	Near Miss
	Motor Vehicle Incidents (MVI)
	Training Hours
	Tool Box Talks (TBT)
	HSE Meetings
	Site Audits and Inspections
	Hazard Hunt Card Programme

Scomi’s 12 Safety Rules

Our mandatory Scomi’s 12 Safety Rules reinforce what employees and contractors must know and do to prevent serious injury or fatality: for example, wear seat belts and do not speed or use mobile phones – even hands-free – while driving. If they break the rules, employees face disciplinary action up to termination of employment, while contractors can be removed from the site and barred from future work with Scomi.