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OPERATIONAL

              CONTROLS DEVELOPED

              DURING 2017 – 18:



                1.       OCCUPATIONAL  HEALTH  AND  SAFETY  INSPECTIONS        4.        PROJECTS/DESIGN REVIEW:
                         (OHS) & RISK ASSESSMENT OF CRITICAL AND HIGH-
                         REVENUE EXCHANGES:
              •  350 exchanges prioritised for OHS risk assessments.          •  EHS  reviewed  projects  undertaken  by  Technical  and  Admin
              •  Follow-up on improvement plans for critical tier 1/2 exchanges.  Teams, and provided inputs on OHS requirements that need to
              •  More  than  170  inspections  conducted  and  improvement  plans   be incorporated during the planning and procurement stage.
                  issued to respective building owners.
                                                                               5.        STANDARDISATION:
                2.       LAUNCH  OF  HAZARDS  AND  INCIDENT  REPORTING        •  Standards  for  equipment  were  prepared  by  EHS  to  meet
                         PORTAL IN APRIL, 2018:

              •  Developed in-house by IS & IT Team.                              International  Standards  and  were  made  a  part  of  the  RFQ
              •  Accessible to employees to report OHS hazards and risks. Once    documents.
                  reported, the incident gets notified to EHS Team immediately, who   •  It has not only enhanced quality of the products and operational
                  then evaluate it and assign controls to the respective domain for   controls  but  has  also  resulted  in  saving  recurring  operational
                  implementation.                                                 cost/expense.
                                                                              •  OHS Management System Procedures are also being developed
                3.       TRAINING AND AWARENESS:                                  according to ISO standards.


              •  Training  of  employees  on  OHS  hazards,  risks  and  developing/
                  implementing controls were regularly conducted in collaboration
                  with T&D and external trainers.
              •  Training Calendar was developed after reviewing incidents and
                  competency issues observed during risk assessments.
              •  IOSH  Managing  Safely  was  conducted  for  45  employees
                  from  Admin,  Business  and  Technical  teams  to  improve  their
                  competence in managing OHS hazards and risks in their domain.
              •  For Business Field teams, Morning Safety Briefing was introduced
                  for business supervisors and safety brochures were distributed in
                  all exchanges to create awareness amongst employees.

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