“For the longest time a perception persevered that labour safety only concerns enormous enterprises with thousands of employees and amounts to nothing more but observing safety rules in operations. However, over the past two years a whole new range of issues emerged. The issues that we need to discuss together include production management in this new reality and new production technologies. Occupational health is our primary concern. Leading Russian labour safety professionals and international experts will get together in Sochi to go over this issue”.

Anton Kotyakov, Minister of Labour and Social Protection of Russia

“In view of the crucial human factor in ensuring safety, State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom outlines its Safety Culture policy and undertakes responsibility for the implementation of the policy.

State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom assumes full responsibility for ensuring safety in the atomic energy sector, and for the safety of employees at organizations falling under its management.

State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom considers its Safety Culture to be an integral part of its operations and the conduct of its employees.

The Safety Culture policy provides the fundamental basis for efforts undertaken to ensure that personnel, the public and the environment are protected.”

Alexey Likhachev, Director General State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom

“Under current circumstances, occupational safety management is not just yet another target of specific organizations, rather than a key strategic and highly demanded process.

Automation of this process is directly related to our mission: developing and introducing information systems that benefit occupational safety culture and helps improve the environment, as well as labour conditions, health and wellbeing of each and every employee.”

Vladislav Frolov, General Director, Industrial Safety and Ecology (ISE)

“The life and health of NLMK Group employees is the company’s main value”.

Grigory Fedorishin, NLMK Group's President

“Being an industrial leader in Russia, Rostec is becoming a vivid example of a socially responsible company. In our policy, we apply the best global practices. We expand employee social programmes, introduce a culture of safe work, and support and implement environmental initiatives. Protection of life and healthcare are an absolute priority for us in our business activities”. 

Sergey Chemezov, CEO, State Corporation Rostec

“We are ensuring the continual improvement of the labour protection management system, maintaining injury rates at a level below the global average for mining and metallurgical companies. Ensuring employee safety and achieving a zero-injury rate in the workplace is one of the company’s key priorities.”

Vladimir Potanin, President of Nornickel

"The industry is transforming: laws are changing, the demand for safety is growing, and new technologies and trends are emerging. The time has come to move from formal measures to real activities: developing an OHSAS, achieving sustainability goals and creating a safety culture. Occupational health and safety will remain a priority despite the global upheavals in the Russian and international economies.”

Nickolai Krivozertsev, Director General of EcoStandard Group

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“For several years now, we’ve been developing Health, Safety & Environment area. Since then, our own ecosystem Jet HSE has been created whose task is to combine solutions aimed at preventing accidents and injuries at work. And this year we opened the Occupational Safety and Health Digital Laboratory, here you can test the latest technologies and solutions in this area".

Vladimir Eliseev, CEO, Jet Infosystems

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