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Frasle Mobility's New Positioning and Randoncorp Investments

Occupational Health and Safety GRI 3-3 403-9 403-10 > RT-IG-320a.1 Safety is a non-negotiable value to Randoncorp, which must be prioritized in the care provided to employees in all our operations. That is why our Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Management is conducted in an integrated manner, is part of the Company's Management System (learn more on page 81), and is based on our Health, Safety and Environment Policy (HSE). The document establishes the guidelines to ensure a safe and healthy work environment, preventing undesirable occurrences. Aimed at achieving excellence in health and safety, the document describes four guidelines to manage the theme: Our HSMA Guidelines IIIII Among the conditions laid down as essential for our management of this theme are the commitment of the leadership and compliance with the standards established by international certifications. Accordingly, the management systems of the companies Frasle Mobility, Suspensys, Master, Jurid do Brasil, Castertech (Headquarters), Suspensys, Randon (unit in Caxias do Sul) and CTR have received the ISO 45.001 certification, focused on Occupational Health and Safety. In total, we invested R$28 million in health and safety during the year. Coupling the investments made, focused on minimizing risks, with the culture of prevention initiatives, we have made significant progress in reducing serious accidents in the companies. We recorded, in 2022, a serious injury rate of 0.11, with an LTIR (lost day accident rate) of 2.5 and LTIFR (lost time accident frequency rate) of 12.7. As for occupational diseases, we recorded a 0.79 rate and zero fatalities in the year (see all of our work-related injury indicators on page 78). Quality of life Legal compliance Prevention culture New technologies Commitment: Zero serious accidents in our operations. Result: 0.11 serious accident rate. Learn more on page 30. EXCELLENCE AND SAFETY AS A VALUE 76
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