Managers set up work processes to identify safety risks and reduce these risks to ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) and keep these work processes up to date.

For the highest safety risks, scenarios for the 'worst credible case' were drawn up and assessed for their impact on humans and the environment.

Where reasonably practicable, safety risks are eliminated or reduced.

Managers make plans and preparations for emergency situations that limit the consequences and enable business operations to be resumed.

Managers provide assurance to stakeholders that measures have been taken to mitigate safety risks, that these measures are appropriate and effective, and that this is an accurate reflection of reality.

Following up on audit results, managers keep track of the determination and full implementation of improvement activities needed to strengthen safety measures.