Pars Tamin Mining Development Company respects human dignity and believes that human resources are its most valuable asset and the source of all fundamental transformation. By utilizing the knowledge, experience, and capabilities of its human resources and internal expertise, the company is committed to protecting this valuable asset. Based on this strategic approach, the company has established its occupational health and safety management system in accordance with the relevant standard. Implementation of these policies reflects the company’s primary approach and commitment to complying with legal requirements and other applicable requirements related to the occupational health and safety management system, ensuring the participation of all employees in creating a safe working environment, taking steps to improve their health, enhancing the culture of occupational health and safety, expanding and developing relationships with all stakeholders, and continuously improving performance and processes. Understanding and complying with national laws and regulations related to ongoing activities is an essential and unquestionable principle that will always be considered in achieving organizational objectives. The company’s management expects all valued colleagues, whose serious and continuous efforts contribute to the company’s growth and enable them to fulfill their role in national development, to fully understand the company’s policies and objectives, strengthen teamwork, implement procedures and instructions, and support the company in fulfilling and implementing its policies and commitments, while continuously working toward sustainable development, continuous improvement, and the achievement of defined objectives.
The HSE objectives defined by Pars Tamin Mining Development Company have been developed in line with its strategic objectives and include the following:
General Objectives
- Reduce occupational accidents and diseases
- Reduce environmental pollution
- Improve employee awareness and training
Specific Objectives
- Assess workplace safety and health risks
- Conduct pre-employment and periodic medical examinations
- Provide necessary HSE training
- Assess environmental risks and take corrective action
Pars Tamin Mining Development Company appoints HSE specialists with relevant education and experience to implement occupational protection laws, control human errors, and consequently prevent and reduce human and financial losses. Through training, inspections, encouragement, and, when necessary, disciplinary measures, these specialists guide employees in complying with safety regulations and instructions.
All processes and activities will undergo periodic risk assessment based on the risk assessment method approved by HSE management or the procedure for identifying and assessing environmental aspects and occupational health and safety hazards. If the risk level is unacceptable, control measures will be defined immediately, and the relevant activities will be suspended until the work is made safe. Risks associated with identified hazards and relevant aspects will be reported daily by the project HSE specialist, with the active participation of other operational personnel, in accordance with the Job Safety Analysis (JSA) risk assessment method.
Environmental Aspects
The major and foreseeable environmental aspects associated with work activities in the company’s projects can be briefly summarized as follows:
Polluting aspects include:
- Air pollutant emissions caused by exhaust fumes from project machinery
- Wastewater discharge
- Waste generation
Consumptive aspects include:
- Consumption of raw materials
- Energy consumption
- Water consumption
- Generation of waste materials
- Energy emissions (through heat, vibration, radiation, noise, and light)
- Use of space
The following factors will be considered for all identified hazards:
- Personnel and stakeholders involved in the activity
- Equipment used in the activity
- The impact of people and equipment on the environment (water, soil, and air)
Throughout the project, all personnel will be continuously encouraged to identify, correct, and update hazards whenever possible as part of their responsibilities.