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GRI 2-25 Prevention of occupational injuries
To prevent and minimise occupational injuries, the Company's organisations implement a number of
measures on an ongoing basis, the list of which is approved by ROSATOM's Director General:
1.
List of instructions of ROSATOM's Director General on preventing injuries when working with electrical
equipment.
2.
List of instructions of ROSATOM's Director General on improving process discipline in ROSATOM'S
organisations during construction, renovation, upgrade and repairs of facilities.
Occupational safety and health performance of JSC Atomenergoprom's organisations in 2022
Number of man-hours worked 70
Number of serious injuries
Number of people newly diagnosed with an occupational disease
Fatality rate (per 1 million man-hours)
245,874,402
8
16
0.024
Fatality rate (per 200,000 hours)
0.005
0.033
Serious injury rate (per 200,000 hours)
0.007
Reported occupational injury rate (excluding / including fatalities) (per 1 million hours)
Reported occupational injury rate (excluding / including fatalities) (per 200,000 hours)
0.12/0.14
0.024/0.03
Occupational disease rate (per 1 million hours)
0.065
Occupational disease rate (per 200,000 hours)
0.013
472
3. Order of ROSATOM on Approval of an Action Plan for the Prevention of Occupational Injuries at the
Facilities of ROSATOM's Organisations When Working at Heights.
4.
5.
Order of ROSATOM on Approval of an Industry-Wide Plan of Urgent Measures to Ensure Safety and
Reduce Occupational Injuries.
Order of ROSATOM on Approval of a Comprehensive Programme for Preventing Occupational Injuries
in the Nuclear Industry.
GRI 403-4 Safety culture and occupational safety and health69
In terms of a safety culture, the Company and its organisations focus on shaping and developing those
characteristics of their operations and individual employee behaviour that help to maintain an acceptable
safety level, protect people and the environment against the negative impacts of their operations, and
ensure that employees of the Company and its organisations are committed to safety as the main goal and
are guided by fundamental safety principles.
GRI 403-9 In 2022, JSC Atomenergoprom's organisations implemented preventive measures on an ongoing basis to
enhance the workplace safety culture.
Occupational injury rates in JSC Atomenergoprom
Indicator
Number of people injured in accidents
Number of fatalities
Injury frequency rate (FR)
2020
2021
2022
15
16
35
0
2
6
0.12
0.17
0.24
LTIFR (per 1,000,000 man-hours)
0.06
0.07
0.11
LTIFR (per 200,000 man-hours)
0.012
0.01
0.02
Number of people newly diagnosed with an occupational
disease
10
6
16
Serious injury rate (per 1 million hours)
Number of people injured in accidents in contractor organisations71
GRI 403-9 A total of 35 people were injured in JSC Atomenergoprom in 2022, including 27 men and 8 women. This
included eight people who suffered serious injuries and six fatalities.
Causes of the accidents included:
Non-compliance with road safety rules;
Inadequate work organisation;
Non-compliance with operational procedures;
Design flaws and poor equipment reliability;
Negligence on the part of the victims.
Between 2020 and 2022, all fatalities were men.
GRI 403-10 A total of 16 people were newly diagnosed with occupational diseases in 2022, including 16 people in
JSC Atomredmetzoloto (PJSC PIMCU).
The occupational disease risk remains high in PJSC PIMCU.
In 2022, the FR stood at 0.25, as against 1.2 across Russia.
The main occupational hazards posing a high risk of occupational diseases include general and local
impacts of vibration on the body and noise exposure affecting hearing.
SAFE OPERATIONS
69. The principles, approaches, policies and mechanisms for managing the safety culture are described in the 2021 Annual Report of JSC Atomenergoprom, pp. 198-200.
70. Not including information on 113 organisations (an increase in the number of organisations in 2022 was due to a considerable expansion of the scope of the industry
compared to 2021).
71. No data are available on man-hours worked or newly diagnosed occupational diseases in contractor organisations.
72. Including two minor accidents and two fatalities.
SAFE OPERATIONS
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