Safety
OUR PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY: ENSURING A SAFE AND SECURE WORK ENVIRONMENT FOR OUR STAFF
Our primary responsibility is to our staff: to offer them a safe and secure environment in which their health and safety are fully protected.
We place the Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) at the heart of our values and priorities by aiming for « zero accidents ».
Our EHS culture is based on visible leadership, mutual assistance and staff participation so that each of us, through our conduct, contributes to making our work environment safe.
We apply the QSE management system rigorously and make sure we abide by all legal and regulatory requirements.
We are committed to anticipating anything risks causing bodily harm or illness by identifying the dangers and efficiently managing risks with all Carbone Savoie employees and all those working for us. This is extremely important for the production of all products, including graphite anode materials for batteries.
In order to do this, Carbone Savoie has rolled out an integrated management system for Health, Safety, the Environment and Quality which meets international certification standards.
Carbone Savoie is OHSAS 18001 certified
Management de la santé et de la sécurité au travail
GOLDEN SAFETY RULE 1
ENGINES + PEDESTRIANS
I stick to authorised pathways
I use the pedestrian door
I give way to engines
GOLDEN SAFETY RULE 2
LOADING/LIFTING
I do not stand under or near a load
I check the equipment at each workplace
I stop the equipment if a critical element is defective
GOLDEN SAFETY RULE 3
WORKING AT HEIGHT
I use anti-fall safeguards when working at height
GOLDEN SAFETY RULE 4
ZERO ENERGY
I carry out an FMS risk assessment before intervening
I use my personal safety lockout padlock « a padlock, a life »
GOLDEN SAFETY RULE 5
GAS EXPLOSIONS
I shut off the gas valve whenever the equipment is on standby (on each ramp <750°C)
I check gas pressure
Products
CARBONE SAVOIE
Carbone Savoie is a French expert in artificial graphite and carbon. It manufactures primarly cathode products for the aluminimum industry and other anode materials for li-ion batteries.