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Safety Policy

provides vision and values in every aspect of the NAES family

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Safety Principles

guide our decisions, our planning and the work we perform and observe

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Safety Standards

are spelled out in the NAES Health & Safety (H&S) Manuals for Operations, Construction, Maintenance and Corporate Offices

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Safety Plans & Procedures

include site-specific Safety Plans, Safety Improvement Plans (SIPs) at all plants and projects, and the NAES H&S Manual tailored to the site-specific safety program.

Safe by Numbers

Power Plant Operations

92%

Plants we operate that have never sustained a recordable injury on our watch

Staffing

17

Plants we operate that have celebrated 10 or more years without a recordable injury

Power Plant Operations

29

Plants we operate that have marked 10 or more years without a lost workday injury

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14

Plants we have operated that have earned OSHA’s coveted VPP Star certification

Tech Services

0.51

Our current recordable injury rate is below the industry average of 1.5

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NAES Good Catch Program

Former CEO Bob Fishman expressed his personal commitment to our core value of safety. To underscore this, he approved the “Good Catch” recognition program, which rewards employees who report near-misses or stop unsafe work.

At the plant and project level, a robust process for reporting and learning from near-miss events and stop-work actions should already exist. The Good Catch award is intended to reinforce local recognition.

Each month, the Senior Vice Presidents of Plant Operations and Engineering & Construction will nominate noteworthy near-miss and stop-work reports for recognition by the CEO and the Executive Safety Committee.

Near Miss: An incident in which no personal injury or property damage was sustained, but which could easily have caused injury or damage given a slight shift in time or position.

Stop Work: A situation in which an employee observes an unsafe condition or act that could affect the safety of personnel and/or property and takes immediate action to stop work, place it in a safe state and report the event to the supervisor.

Eligibility: If you have identified, reported and completed an event report form for a near-miss or stop-work action, you’re eligible.

Award Recognition: Each month, senior leaders of the business unit will submit the most noteworthy “good catches” to the Executive Safety Committee for consideration. Winners will be announced in each edition of EnergyLine.

Reporting near-misses and stopping unsafe work actions play a critical role in preventing incidents and helping us learn from mistakes. When we proactively focus on small events and near-misses, we gain the opportunity to correct our processes, raise awareness and avoid unsafe behavior.

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10 Core Elements

Based on our standard of continuous improvement, the NAES Safety Management System ensures that we ‘plan our work and work our plan’ through planning, implementation, performance, measurement, assessment and improvement. To this end, we have adopted 10 Core Elements that underpin the SMS at every office and job site.

Based on established processes and procedures, NAES health and safety programs foster a safe working environment through training, communication and solid execution. We work closely with customers to solicit feedback and integrate ‘lessons learned’ into all projects and safety programs. Our safety professionals continuously support the education, training and assessment activities that raise awareness of – and eliminate – health and safety risks.

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Safety Management System

  • Employee Engagement in Safety

    Employee Engagement in Safety at every opportunity, so that all employees actively tailor and improve the safety process at their site to provide a positive safety influence that is seen and felt.

  • Management Leadership & Accountability

    Management Leadership and Accountability defined at all levels in the organization.

  • Continuous Improvement through SIPs

    Continuous Improvement through Safety Improvement Plans making SIPs integral with each safety committee and all employees achieve and sustain superior performance.

  • Safety Monitoring & Leading Indicators

    Safety Monitoring and Leading Indicators to achieve worksite analysis, engage employees and bring about pride in the workplace.

  • Contractor Safety Management

    Contractor Safety Management from prequalification, high expectations, orientation, and oversight.

  • Fitness for Duty

    Fitness for Duty is part of our safety principle of condition of employment and hiring and retaining safety-minded personnel.

  • Recognition and Rewards

    Recognition and Rewards for our people being safe and performing safety awareness activities.

  • Incident Reporting & Investigation

    Incident Reporting and Investigation includes root cause analysis and corrective actions that look deeper into the organization and processes.

  • Safety Orientation and Training

    Safety Orientation and Training includes onboarding new employees, core safety training and qualifications and continuing training.

  • Pre-Work Planning

    Pre-Work Planning from pre-bid/greenfield to plant operations, outages, daily task assignments, JHAs, and work instructions.

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