Sable Chemicals Industries recognises that its operations have an impact on the health, safety of its employees and other persons as well as the environment. As a result we commit to the development and maintenance of SHE Management Systems for health, safety and environment namely OHSAS18001:2007; ISO 14001:2007 and ISO 9001:2007.
OUR SHE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
- Hazard Identification and Risk assessments (HIRA)
- Development of Generic and Operational procedures.
- Permit to work system.
- Business Management System (reviewed once after every two years or if there are any operational and organizational changes)
- Workplace Wellness Policy and Programs (Monitoring of Non Communicable Diseases, HIV. Voluntary counselling and testing VCT.)
Occupational Health Center to cater for medical issues. (Annual Medical examinations like; Periodic, pre-placement, exit and pre-employment.) - Audits (done by internal trained auditors and external auditors SAZ and NSSA)
- Accident and Incident investigations.
- SHE training programs (awareness to affected communities along the railway line in case of a derailment, Firefighting and emergency drills)
- Legal Compliance (EMA Licenses – Air quality, water quality, hazardous waste storage and importation, solid waste; radiation licenses and factory license) & health and safety legislation.
- Environmental Monitoring internally and externally (EMA)Licensing and inspection of radiation sources which is conducted by the Radiation Protection Authority of Zimbabwe (RPAZ)
- Industrial Hygiene surveys
- Planned Inspections and Task Observations.Emergency preparedness Review.
- All these components above have given Sable a safety culture.
Sable has, since 2008, been certified to OHSAS 18001:2007 for the management of Safety and Occupational Health risks. The organisation is currently migrating to ISO 45001:2018. In addition, Sable’s Environmental and Quality management systems are aligned to ISO14001:2015 and ISO9001:2015 respectively.
Our MOTTO: Safety comes first, our safety our collective responsibility