IFECARM GROUP QHSE Risk Management Your safety, our priorityBuilding your Quality, Health, Safety, Security, Energy and Environment (QHSE) management system: IFECARM GROUP is committed to driving the safety culture of your organisation.
We connect prevention, social performance and environmental control through a progressive, documented approach adapted to operational realities.
They guide how we prepare, conduct and evaluate our assignments.
This selection describes contribution areas. It is not a performance report or a claim that results have already been achieved.
ODD 3
Occupational health and workplace risk prevention.
Application
Assess risks, structure prevention and prepare teams for emergency situations.
Example indicators
Accident frequency and severity, hazardous situations addressed.
ODD 4
Continuous training and transfer of QHSE skills.
Application
Build role-specific learning paths and assess skills in professional situations.
Example indicators
Participation, completion and workplace application rates.
ODD 7
Energy efficiency and energy management.
Application
Identify significant energy uses and prioritise energy-performance improvements.
Example indicators
Total consumption and consumption relative to activity.
ODD 8
Safety culture, human capital and working conditions.
Application
Involve employees in analysing real work and improvement plans.
Example indicators
Participatory actions completed and near misses reported and addressed.
ODD 12
Waste management, discharge control and responsible procurement.
Application
Map flows, prevent losses and organise appropriate recovery or treatment.
Example indicators
Waste volume, recovery rate and environmental non-conformities.
ODD 13
Emissions measurement, adaptation and reduction plans.
Application
Establish a documented baseline before prioritising decarbonisation levers.
Example indicators
Emissions in tCO₂e and transition-plan progress.
ISO 26000 provides guidance for integrating social responsibility, engaging stakeholders and communicating progress. It is not a certifiable standard.
A GHG assessment establishes the emissions associated with an organisation’s activities over a given period. It provides the baseline for a prioritised transition plan monitored over time.
Define scope and collect data
Calculate and document the main emission sources
Prioritise reduction actions
Monitor results and update the plan
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