Incident Reporting Procedure

Understanding incident reporting procedure requires examining multiple perspectives and considerations. Management system standard - Rio Tinto. Where the requirement is for a business, this means a managed Rio Tinto business, function, site, project or operation. Where the requirement for a procedure appears in this standard, this means that a procedure is established, documented, implemented, communicated and maintained. Policies and standards | Global - Rio Tinto. In this context, freight Preparation Guidance Note PDF 388 KB Freight Loading & Unloading Procedure PDF 70 KB Employment Policy

Health, safety and wellbeing | Global - Rio Tinto. We continue to report near misses, specifically focusing on events with potential for a major consequence (‘Potential Fatal Incidents” so we can investigate and learn from these to ensure our controls are continually being reviewed for effectiveness. Explosives Standard - Rio Tinto.

Establish an emergency response plan for potential explosive incident scenarios, including but not limited to emergency response equipment, training and competency requirements and notification protocols. Process Safety Standard - Rio Tinto. Similarly, process safety exposures to temporary and permanent occupied buildings must be identified, evaluated and managed to the occupied buildings criteria outlined in the Group procedure Process safety hazard identification and risk analysis.

The responsibilities of the NRMA are detailed in section 6 of the Aviation Safety Group Procedure. For this role, the NRMA must be appointed by their Business Unit Managing Director and must complete the Rio Tinto approved training course defined by HSEC. Fitness for Work in Safety-Critical Jobs Standard - Rio Tinto. 1.8 All workers in safety critical jobs must report to their leader any condition that might affect their ability to safely perform their role. Similarly, a process must be in place for such reports to be reviewed by a competent person to assess the worker’s fitness to carry out the work. Pilbara port operations dust management plan - Rio Tinto.

outlining specific accountabilities for Rio Tinto employees and contractors in relation to dust management; and outlining the internal and external communication and reporting procedures relating to dust management activities, including incidents. Ethics and compliance | Global - Rio Tinto. Our business integrity standard and procedure require our employees, core contractors and any third parties acting for, or on behalf of, the company to not commit, authorise or be involved in bribery, corruption, fraud or other economic crimes. Similarly, staying safe at sea | Global - Rio Tinto.

To do this, we’ve strengthened our vetting, assurance, and incident management processes and developed a series of initiatives to improve safety and crew welfare across our owned and chartered fleet.