Health and Safety Seminar September 2012

Objectives Learn from one another Share war stories and victories Develop networking with others in the Industry Get to grips with topical Industry issues Get to know what Sabita has to offer and provide guidance on what still needs to be done. Collectively improve our understanding of HSE matters.

SA Constitution : Section 24 Everyone has the right to: An environment that is not harmful to their health or well being Have the environment protected for the benefit of present & future generations through legislation & other measures that: Prevent pollution & ecological degradation Promote conservation Sustain development & use of natural resources

HSE legislation Based on international legal standards Sustainable development Precautionary principle Adverse impacts should be avoided Partnership between state, public & industry

H & S Accidents by Cause : FEMA

Claims and Benefits: FEMA

Accident Frequency Rate: Number of accidents over total insured employees

Signs of poor Health & Safety Management High frequency of avoidable injuries on duty Preventable severe injuries / illnesses or even death Poor coordination of emergencies (no contingency plan for medical, fire, chemical or other emergencies) High cost of compensation for injury or illness Lack of first aid equipment Lack of trained first aid staff

BitSafe Sabita Health & Safety Initiatives The discontinuation of coal tar Safe work practice publications A Bitumen safety training scheme Launched an HSE Charter Manage a bitumen incident reporting scheme Manage a HSE certification scheme Developed a HSE Management System Develop a carbon footprint calculator for Industry use. Produced and manage a HSE award scheme BitSafe