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All JSW employees, business associates & contractors are required to comply with the recently launched "10 JSW Critical Safety Rules". These rules cover the most critical safety practices to achieve a notable reduction in injuries & illness.
Group standards, Group recommended practices and guidance notes . During FY 2021-22, we rolled out 13 group recommended practices focused on contractor safety management, construction safety, and risk management standards. We also established ten construction-specific ‘guidance notes’ for improving safety. JSW critical safety rules
To ensure best safety practices, all the manufacturing sites of JSW Steel are certified to Occupational Health & Safety Management System as per OHSAS 18001. Safety has also been made a Key Performance Indicator for managers to promote safety as a culture in the organization.
At JSW Steel, we believe 'safety is everyone's responsibility'. We strive to improve our safety performance based on the ISO 45000 standards, the British Safety Council's Occupational Health, Safety, and Wellbeing Management Standards (55 Elements) and DuPont Safety Standards.
JSW Group is committed to the effective delivery and continual improvement of its Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) management system across all our sites globally and shall ensure that:
Group safety online application. A Group Safety Mobile App was launched for Safety Observations (SOs) and Incident Tracking across JSW Group in India.
The Major Safety Systems being used at JSW Energy are as follows: Safety Governance Structure. Lone Worker Safety. Safety Perception Survey. Scaffolding Inspector Certificate Training. Safety Observation System. Contractor Safety Management. Barrier Health Management (BHM)
JSW Health and Safety Policy. The JSW Group is committed to: Providing a safe and healthy working environment and achieving an injury and illness free work place. While safety is everyone’s prime responsibility, senior leaders demonstrate visible commitment through their behaviors.
The International Labor Organization organizes the ‘World Day for Safety and Health at Work’ on the 28th of April every year and it is intended to bring attention to the emerging trends in the field of occupational safety and health and on the magnitude of work-related injuries, diseases and fatalities worldwide.
