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50 I

LISI 2016 ANNUAL REPORT

Encouraging results

T

he implementation of the LISI HSE

Excellence program is one of the keys

to improving the Group’s performance

in terms of the mastery of risks directly

related to the health and safety of LISI employees.

The tools deployed under this program make

it possible, first of all, to define shared risk

management methods

(LISI Risk Management)

, to

adopt identical prudential rules

(Golden Rules)

and

to accelerate the deployment of a joint risk control

culture

(Safety Culture Program)

. Designed to

accelerate the emergence of an ambitious collective

approach, the LISI HSE Excellence program can lay

solid foundations and improve daily practices.

Accidents at work:

a stabilized frequency rate

Measured at the end of 2016, the frequency rate of

accidents with or without lost time that involved a

LISI or temporary (TF1) employee stabilizes around

14.3. The overall trend in the past years remains

positive. The LISI Group displays a TF1 (accident

frequency rate with and without lost time) improved

by 30% compared to 2010 (56% compared to 2007).

These results are evidence of the effectiveness of the

continuous work done in terms of controlling health

and safety risks. Nevertheless, LISI has even higher

ambitions, and is not yet satisfied with these results.

All human, organizational and technical resources

are mobilized to make further improvements.

While the frequency rate of accidents with and

without lost time stabilizes at 14.3, more than half of

the Group’s sites display levels below 10. Seven of

them experienced no accident with or without lost

time in 2016.

HEALTH & SAFETY

-12

%

-37

%

-30

%

Drop in TF0 type accidents

(with lost time) since 2010

Fall in the level of

seriousness of work

accidents (TG0) since 2010

Drop in TF1 type accidents

(with and without lost time)

since 2010

“In 2016, the LISI Group invested €8.1m

in systems to allow a reduction in

the environmental impact of its activities

and to improve safety and work conditions”