SUSTAINABILITY

COMMITTED TO A SAFE AND HEALTHY WORKPLACE

At TITAN we are committed to doing our best in order to safeguard the health and safety of all our employees and contractors, in all activities where we have management control, while we also urge our suppliers, contractors and third parties to adopt similar views and practices.

TITAN Group Health and Safety Council is chaired by the Chairman of the Executive Committee and constantly reviews safety performance against set targets while seeking further advancement of best practices in all TITAN operations.

Employee Health and Safety Committees are responsible to develop proposals addressing material issues and continuous improvement of working conditions.

In 2017 we introduced our health surveillance system for dust, respirable crystalline silica and noise, to streamline the health surveillance efforts across the Group.

Safety risk assessment and performance of all our sites are the trigger of both local and Group-wide efforts, as appropriate. By careful planning, target setting and monitoring, we have achieved significant improvements over the past years.

We aim to provide a safe and healthy workplace and remain among the top companies in our sector in Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate for employees.

Since 2017, we follow Group Health Surveillance Guidelines for dust, respirable crystalline silica and noise, streamlining the health surveillance efforts across the Group.

We have invested significantly over the years to raise awareness among young and help to nurture a generation which will help create a healthier and safer living environment. We have joined efforts with the “Board of European Students of Technology (BEST) since 2012 and we have hosted more than 1,050 engineering students for safety training at the TITAN cement plants in Greece. We also work with communities and public education, in all regions and countries.

Only in Greece, more than 60,000 children up to junior high school level have followed our “Safety at Home” workshops, run by TITAN volunteers. In N. Macedonia, a similar program with all public schools from the neighboring Municipalities focuses on building together a safer and greener school environment sharing know-how, expertise and resources, financial and non-financial.