An increased focus on complying with regulations and managing risks is causing companies to adopt new strategies to streamline environment, health, and safety (EH&S) programs.
Companies are looking for ways to reduce the cost of compliance and improve the safety of people, product, and processes while surpassing corporate goals around brand equity and shareholder value. This challenge is further complicated by the pressure of holistically managing carbon emissions and energy—the key focus of organizations' sustainability strategies.
Research presented in this special report will provide actionable intelligence, based on the practices adopted by 132 executives, to effectively manage all of these challenges.
Find out compelling facts and actionable benefits such as:
- Best-in-class companies are 65% more likely than laggard companies to have a formal EH&S management system in place.
- Organizations who have not deployed EH&S progam will be at a competitive disadvantage and will forgo the benefits of realizing a 87% OEE rate and a 10% reduction in energy consumption.
- Best-in-class companies realize a 1% repeat accident rate as compared to laggard companies, who realize a 11% repeat accident rate.
- Best-in-class companies are able to effectively manage safety incidents by realizing only 1% repeat accidents and 0.1 accidents per 100 full-time employees.
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