Social
Safety and Health Management
Health and Safety Management Policy
Policy on Health and Safety
Health and Safety roadmap
Health and safety management goals
- Zero serious incidents
- Maintain an average industrial accident rate below 20 percent in food manufacturing.
- 100% compliance with health and safety laws and regulations
- Maintain the ISO 45001 Health & Safety Management System Certification
2025
- Strengthen health and safety compliance programs
- Launch integrated health and safety computerization - accident reporting, Safety 365, Tool Box Meeting (TBM), risk assessment, legal compliance assessment, safety inspection, etc.
- Strengthen the capabilities of supervisors
- Conduct a safety culture survey
- Introduce Behavior Based Safety (BBS)
2026
- Complete integrated health and safety computerization
- Establish a Machine Safety program
- Establish 3M leadership: My people, area, machine
- Introduce the win-win cooperation program
- Select an excellent workplace for health promotion activities, conduct health-friendly corporate activities, etc.
2027
- Introduce a safety culture maturity assessment program
- Advance the worker risk behavior improvement programs
Health and Safety management activities
1. Life-Saving Rules
It is a code of conduct that everyone must follow, putting lives first.
2. The 3Ws of wellness (Worker, Workplace, Wellness) principles
- Worker: Workers manage their health by themselves.
- Workplace: Managers assign tasks to workers according to their health condition
- Wellness: The company actively supports workers health by promoting health promotion programs.
3. Safety 365 cycle:
Daily or weekly health and safety activities, such as pre-work TBMs, hazardous machinery inspections, workplace walk-around inspections, hazardous task management, etc.
4. Permit To Work (PTW):
A system in which high-risk work, such as working with fire, working at heights, and entering confined spaces, must be approved by the person in charge of health and safety management at the workplace before proceeding.
5. Compliance audit:
A process to verify the implementation of health and safety standards across six categories and 41 topics, reflecting the characteristics of Samlip's business, at least once every six months.
6. Health and Safety Database:
Systematically store and manage all data, including risk assessments, accident records, and safety audit results, for analysis and prevention activities.
Health and Safety Management System Certification
Samlip promotes sustainable growth by maintaining ISO 45001 Health & Safety Management System certification.
