1.HSE Introduction1.pptx.....................................

1.HSE Introduction1.pptx

1. Health, Safety And Environment ‘HSE’ For the engineering industry it is also called, Health And Safety in the Engineering ‘ HSE ’ The other related terms to Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) are: Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) Safety, Health and Environment(SHE)

2. HSE Introduction: Many of you might have heard the phrase in short ‘ health and safety’ or an abbreviation HSE So What actually HSE is ? HSE is actually the health and safety measures, practices, implementations, legal frameworks and environmental management in the engineering industry.

3. Introduction: A work area without health and safety practice

4. Introduction: An assembly line with all the health and safety measures in practice.

5. Introduction: Scope of HSE In Past Engineering Industry: In past the scope of health and safety in engineering industry was more confined to, Factory Building/Area Shop Floor/Work Area Machines Area

6. Introduction: Plant Area Safety

7. Introduction: Safety measures for the worker

8. Introduction: Scope of HSE In Present Engineering Industry: At present the term health and safety in engineering has more expanded vision which also includes, Workers and Consumers Health and Safety Machine Health and Safety Environment Protection

9. Introduction: Scope of HSE At Present, Along with the worker in the engineering industry now the health and safety of the consumer of engineering industry products is also in focus. In the modern technological advancements it is also necessary to maintain the health and safety of the machines for the profitability and health and safety of the workers.

10. Introduction: Scope of HSE Environmental protection is a highly focused subject in the present days and due to this importance for the environment protection the engineering industry is also now concentrating on safeguarding the environment as much as possible. So in present engineering industry the health, safety and environment are combinedly in focus.

11. Introduction: Scope of HSE In Past: Safety was more focused. At Present: Health of the workers, consumers and safeguarding of environment are also equally addressed as safety.

12. Introduction: Managing environmental issues in the industry

13. Introduction: Scope of HSE Role of HSE Engineer: HSE engineer combines the knowledge of engineering, health, safety and environmental control to design and implement the HSE practices in the engineering industry.

14. Introduction: Need of HSE As the technologies are getting more advanced day by day, there is also now more need to focus on health, safety and environmental improvements in the engineering industry. In the present developed world as there is greater emphasis on human well being in general so there is also more need in the engineering industry to focus on health, safety and environment for the well being of humans and the environment.

15. Introduction: Need of HSE As the engineering industry is progressing to higher advancements day by day so there is also an increased demand for health and safety in the engineering industry not only for the work place but also for the health and safety of the outside world and the environment.

16. Introduction: Need of HSE At Work Place : For the well being of the workers. For the wellness of employees, employers and management . To maintain a safe and protected atmosphere. To prevent all kind of physical and financial losses. To develop a positive working environment.

17. Introduction: Need of HSE At Work Place: In a broader aspect beside workers even management and employers could get benefits from HSE practice in a way that it will, Bring well being for their own selves Remove stress on the management.

18. Introduction: Need of HSE For Outside World : The outside world involves , The consumer of the engineering industry products. People indirectly related to the engineering industry. People who might be affected by the engineering industry.

19. Introduction: Need of HSE

20. Introduction: Need of HSE For Environment: Protecting environment is a key issue globally these days so managing environment by having good HSE practices is a necessity now. Environment and health are related to each other as better environment leads to better health.

21. Introduction: Need of HSE So, Why to practice HSE in engineering industry ? TO BE SAFE ‘In all aspects’

22. Introduction: Need of HSE Why there is need of HSE in engineering industry ? FOR Overall well being and welfare

23. Introduction: Requirement of HSE Why HSE is required in engineering industry ? Practicing HSE in an engineering industry is required due to the following key factors, Well being of humans and environment. Internal Requirements of an Industry. Legal Requirements (Legal Frame Work). ISO Certifications.

24. Introduction: Requirement of HSE Well being of humans and environment , The HSE implementations is required most importantly for the well being and welfare of the humans, In a broader sense management, employers, workers, employees, consumers and customers are all the beneficiaries of HSE practices. As far as environment is concerned the better the environment the better will be the human living. So to maintain a better environment either at factory floor or outside the factory or in the skies the HSE implementations and practices are required to be adopted.

25. Introduction: Requirement of HSE HSE most importantly required For the well being of humans

26. Introduction: Requirement of HSE Internal Requirements of an Industry, Different industries have different requirements for practicing HSE such as Automobile assembly line has its own HSE requirements as compared to the petroleum industry and food industry. The basic concept of HSE as explained previously is the same however the implementation and practice of HSE may vary from industry to industry and work place to work place. Either it is an automobile assembly line or a chemical factory the HSE is required basically for the health and safety of humans and for the protection of environment.

27. Introduction: Requirement of HSE Strict HSE requirements in the chemical factory

28. Introduction: Requirement of HSE Legal Requirements (Legal Frame Work): The HSE implementation is also required in the engineering industry due to different legal frame works applicable in different parts of the world. In the advanced countries like the UK there are certain regulations for HSE applications in the industry. These regulations are legally binding at the work place and forms a legal frame work for HSE. Also there are many different health and safety laws which are applicable in the industry in different parts of the world.

29. Introduction: Requirement of HSE Legal Requirements (Legal Frame Work): In highly developed countries the laws for HSE in the engineering industry are even more strict and often fall under legal frame work. Different HSE regulations also focus on improving HSE conditions and welfare. There are also different HSE compliance management systems available which are used by the industries to protect people and the environment and to comply with the regulations and the laws.

30. Introduction: Requirement of HSE An example of HSE law awareness poster in the UK.

31. Introduction: Requirement of HSE Legal Requirements (Legal Frame Work): HSE Laws in Pakistan ???

32. Introduction: Requirement of HSE ISO Certifications: The ISO certifications are not binding to any engineering industry by law however these certifications are helpful in providing a structured framework for ensuring HSE practices. These certifications may help an organization to demonstrate compliance with health and safety laws. Some of the ISO standards are, ISO 45001 Health and Safety management standard ISO 14001 Environment Systems management standard

33. Introduction: Requirement of HSE ISO Conformity Assessment: Conformity assessment involves a set of processes that show your product, service or system meets the requirements of a standard. Undergoing the conformity assessment process has a number of benefits: It provides  consumers  and other stakeholders with added confidence. It gives your  company  a competitive edge. It helps  regulators  ensure that health, safety or environmental conditions are met.

34. Introduction: Requirement of HSE ISO Conformity Assessment: The main forms of conformity assessment are testing,  certification , and inspection.

35. Introduction: Requirement of HSE ISO Certifications: The ISO statement about its ISO 45001 occupational health and safety standard is, “ISO has developed a standard   that will help organizations to improve employee safety, reduce workplace risks and create better, safer working conditions, all over the world”. So this standard is also focusing on improving welfare at work place and for whole of the world .

36. Introduction: Requirement of HSE ISO Certifications:

37. Introduction: Requirement of HSE ISO Certifications:

38. ISO 9000 Family Quality Management System WHY ISO 9001? ISO 9001 sets out the criteria for a quality management system and is the only standard in the family that can be certified to (although this is not a requirement). It can be used by any organization, large or small, regardless of its field of activity. In fact, there are over one million companies and organizations in over 170 countries certified to ISO 9001.

39. ISO 9001 This standard is based on a number of quality management principles including a strong customer focus, the motivation and implication of top management, the process approach and continual improvement. These principles are explained in more detail in ISO’s  quality management principles . Using ISO 9001 helps ensure that customers get consistent, good-quality products and services, which in turn brings many business benefits.

40. ISO 9000 Family ISO 9000:2015 QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Fundamentals and vocabulary ISO 9001:2015 QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS The ISO 9000 family is the world's most best-known quality management standard for companies and organizations of any size. ISO 9004:2018 QUALITY MANAGEMENT Quality of an organization – Guidance to achieve sustained success

41. ISO 14000 FAMILY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT For companies and organizations of any type that require practical tools to manage their environmental responsibilities, there’s the ISO 14000 family.

42. ISO 14001:2015 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Improve your environmental performance with this family of standards. ISO 14004:2016 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS General guidelines on implementation ISO 14005:2019 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Guidelines for a flexible approach to phased implementation

43. ISO 45001 For organizations that are serious about improving employee safety, reducing workplace risks and creating better, safer working conditions, there’s ISO 45001. According to the International Labour Organization, more than 7 600 people die from work-related accidents or diseases every single day. That’s why an ISO committee of occupational health & safety experts set to work to develop an International Standard with the potential to save almost three million lives each year.

44. ISO 45001 Structured in a similar way to other ISO management systems, the approach will be familiar to users of standards such as ISO 14001 or ISO 9001. ISO 45001 builds on the success of earlier international standards in this area such as  OHSAS 18001 , the International Labour Organization’s  ILO-OSH Guidelines , various national standards and the ILO’s international labour standards and conventions.

45. Introduction: Requirement of HSE ISO Certifications: