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Imperial has a disciplined framework called Operations Integrity for the management of environment, health and safety with the goal of preventing operational incidents, fires and explosions, spills or leaks that may harm people and the environment. This means Imperial Oil complies with all applicable laws and regulations, designs, constructs and operates facilities to high standards, and systematically identifies and manages safety, health and environmental risks.
Operations Integrity (or OIMS) contains 11 elements, with expectations defined for each of these elements. The 11 elements of operations integrity are:
- Management, Leadership, Commitment and Accountability
- Risk Assessment and Management
- Facilities Design and Construction
- Information and Documentation
- Personnel and Training
- Operations and Maintenance
- Management of Change
- Third-party Services
- Incident Investigation and Analysis
- Community Awareness and Emergency Response
- Operations Integrity Assessment and Improvement
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ISO 14001
Independent auditors from Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance reaffirmed in 2007 that Imperial's Operations Integrity Management System is consistent with the intent and meets the requirements of the internationally accepted ISO 14001 environmental management systems standard. Lloyd's further stated that they believe Imperial "to be among the industry leaders in the extent to which environmental management considerations have been integrated into its business processes for ongoing operations and for the planning and development of new projects."
For more information, please see "Managing for Environmental Excellence".
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OHSAS 18001
Lloyd's, in 2007, also reviewed Imperial's Operations Integrity System for the first time against the requirements of the internationally recognized specification for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems, OHSAS 18001. Similarly Lloyd's stated that they believe Imperial "to be among the industry leaders in the extent to which health and safety management considerations have been integrated into its business processes for ongoing operations and for the planning and development of new projects."
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