Safety, health and environment
Health and Safety a Priority
MRT constantly strives to ensure an injury and illness-free work environment for all those who participate in our operations. To achieve this priority objective, our Occupational Health and Safety Management System (SG-SST) has a whole series of programs, going beyond compliance with the legal requirements. For example, with the complete elimination of triglycidyl isocyanurate (TGIC), a toxic substance present in powder paint. All these efforts have been rewarded with obtaining the ISO 45001:2018 certification.
Shared safety principles
1. All accidents and occupational diseases can and must be prevented.
2. Managers are responsible and accountable for safety and health performance.
3. Employee commitment and training is essential.
4. Working safely is a condition of employment, promotion and career.
5. Excellence in safety and health will lead to excellent business results.
6. Safety and health are integrated into all business management processes.
COMMITTED TO PEOPLE AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY
more than 400 employees
Security protocols
OPS
Audit
TCR
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PSAP
OOL
IAI
OPS
OPS PROGRAMME: PREVENTIVE SAFETY OBSERVATIONS
As an integral part of our daily activities, we frequently carry out observations of the normal course of work, focused on detecting unsafe acts and conditions and acting to correct them. We involve all employees at all levels, including managers, supervisors, employees and staff of partner companies, in preventive safety observations.
These observations are the basis for the creation and development of a preventive culture in our organisation, where we encourage everyone’s participation and identification with the objective of carrying out our operations without accidents.
Audit
AUDIT PROGRAMME: INTERNAL, CROSS AND EXTERNAL AUDITS
We maintain a programme of audits at different levels to ensure correct implementation of our own and corporate standards.
Internal audits allow us to review the correct functioning of the systems established for the improvement of safety at each plant.
Cross audits, apart from identifying those points of the system that do not comply with the internal procedures of the plants or with corporate procedures, allow us to identify the best practices existing in the Group’s plants so that they can subsequently be exported to the rest of the units through the creation or modification of corporate standards.
External audits ensure that our safety management systems comply with the most demanding current regulations, thereby ensuring their continuous improvement.
TCR
TCR PROGRAMME: RISK CORRECTION CARDS
We encourage the active participation of all our employees in identifying and reducing the risk of accidents and incidents by encouraging each person who detects a situation that endangers health or safety to report it by means of a Risk Correction Card.
These cards are reviewed and evaluated to generate action plans to eliminate these risks.
In doing so, we achieve a multiplying factor, and develop a strong safety culture in which we all act to prevent anyone from getting hurt.
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PROGRAMME 10: THE 10 SAFETY RULES THAT SAVE LIVES
We develop, implement and improve performance across a range of safe work standards and practices, which are the cornerstone of our management model.
Behind each of these 10 Life-Saving Rules is a set of standards that define how we carry out our work to achieve zero accidents.
These include leadership – with the example of the chain of command -, work at heights, crane and lifting operations, DECAP (De-energise, Tag, Lock, Secure and Test), teams carrying out repairs or cleaning, entry into confined spaces or high-energy work, among others.
PSAP
PSAP (PERSONAL SAFETY ACTION PLAN) PROGRAMME
All managers of the organisations that make up Celsa must define and maintain a specific safety action plan by which they commit to specific actions to improve the safety conditions of the people under their responsibility.
These action plans are for the most part public and their progress is systematically reviewed by management.
OOL
OOC PROGRAMME: ORGANISATION, ORDER AND CLEANLINESS
A prerequisite for accident- and incident-free work and operations is that every area is tidy and perfectly clean during the normal course of work.
For this reason, our safety management system constantly strives to identify and eliminate sources of dirt and to keep everything in its place.
We form teams that continuously strive to improve organisation, order and cleanliness in order to increase efficiency and improve safety.
IAI
IAI PROGRAMME: ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATION
We investigate and analyse each and every one of the accidents and incidents that have occurred, identifying the causes that have originated them with the essential objective of implementing action plans to avoid their repetition.
We pay attention not only to those situations in which people are injured, but also to incidents in which risk situations are detected that must be corrected and avoided, even if there have been no injuries.
We make a special effort to disseminate what we learn from the accidents that have occurred, as an essential educational tool that promotes knowledge about safety at work.
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Commitment to the environment
Respect and care of the environment are fundamental to us. But this is nothing new. As a pioneer in its sector since 1999, MRT holds ISO 14001 2015 certification for the manufacture of low carbon fences and wires.
Our commitment to the circular economy is reflected in the production model by the manufacture of products with wire rod made by Celsa from recycled ferrous scrap.
Following the path where growth is not detrimental to improving sustainability, in we are working to reduce the use of plastic in its packaging. These efforts, in addition to having a positive impact on the planet, also meet strategic requirements for the commercialisation of products. This is due, on the one hand, to the fact that more and more countries are adopting stringent measures on plastics. And, on the other hand, to compliance with European directives in the building sector on reducing the carbon footprint of buildings. This involves the use of sustainable materials with a corresponding Environmental Product Declaration (EPD).
