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01   INTEGRATED      73  STATUTORY      178  FINANCIAL
 Integrated Annual Report 2021-22  REPORT  REPORTS        STATEMENTS
                  Amplifying Health and
                  Safety Management

            Amplifying Health and Safety Management
 Sustainability Focus Areas

 1.  2.     Guided by the Tata Code of Conduct, safety is an inherent part across all stages of the


            project life cycle at Tata Chemicals and we strive for Zero Harm. We ensure it through
 Health & Safety  Climate Change  the implementation of systematic processes that are executed through trained
 Achieving the goal of zero     Resilience to climate change impact   personnel, adoption of global best practices and world-class technologies.
 harm across all locations   and implementing state-of-the-art
 and geographies  technologies  UN SDGs
   Focus on driving net-zero pathway
 by carrying out fuel transitions (work
 towards hydrogen as alternate fuel),
 carbon capture, etc.
            Total Recordable Injury           Our Approach to Safety
 3.  4.     Frequency Rate* (No. of TRI /     We have an integrated Safety, Health & Environment (SHE) policy which describes actions
            million man-hours worked)
                                              to influence workplace decisions and guide SHE actions.
                                              Focussed on Zero Harm
 Environment   Supply Chain   1.69  1.46

   Ensure environmental   Sustainability   1.43  Zero Harm to People   Zero Harm to Assets   Zero Harm to
 compliances     Long-term inclusive growth       Interdependent safety     Long-term Asset   Environment
   Aim highest level of operational   and relationship with suppliers,   culture   Management Plan (LAMP)     Eliminate adverse
 excellence with lowest   vendors and partners' footprint    SHE improvements   SOPs, maintenance and   impacts on the
 environmental footprint                         across business     routine inspection     community and
                                                                                            environment
 5.  6.       FY 2019-20  FY 2020-21  FY 2021-22                                             Sustainable workflows
                                                                                            and technologies
 People   Community                                                     achieved through

   Providing equal benefits   Positively impacting communities through   Loss Time Injury Frequency
 and skill development   initiatives around:   Rate* (1-day away from work)   Regular assessment, management and review of safety risks and upgrade of safety
 opportunities     Enabling farmers to enhance income  processes supported by trained functional teams
   Ensuring diversity and     Creating employment or entrepreneurship   1.08  Incident reporting, investigation and learning (aligned to Tata Group guidelines) to
 inclusion   opportunities through skill development  0.95  0.85  prevent future risks
   Focussing on biodiversity conservation
                                               Robust safety governance and working structure: Board / Committee level for
   Running health, well-being and education    direction and guidance, Management level for reviewing implementation and
 programmes                                    Working Committee and Line Functions for implementing actions
   Providing necessary support as and when
 required
                                              Although, we constantly strive to improve safety in working conditions, we faced
              FY 2019-20  FY 2020-21  FY 2021-22  two unfortunate fatal incidents in FY 2021-22. We implemented corrective actions to
 Sustainability Compliances  *Includes all subsidiaries  prevent such recurrences and also supported the family of the deceased under the
                                              Suraksha Scheme.
 Our approach to sustainability and disclosure in this area is guided by key international principles and standards, including:










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