Safety Culture and Training:

TÜMAD has taken significant steps to establish and maintain a safety culture within the organization. Regular training sessions are conducted to enhance employees' awareness of occupational health and safety (OHS) matters. Every new employee undergoes detailed training on OHS policies and procedures upon starting. Additionally, periodic training ensures that employees have access to current information and best practices.

Risk Assessment and Prevention:

TÜMAD implements an effective risk assessment process to identify and mitigate potential risks in the workplace. Expert teams are tasked with identifying hazards, analyzing risks, and implementing appropriate measures to proactively safeguard the health and safety of employees.

OHS Innovation and Technology:

TÜMAD closely monitors innovations in OHS and develops solutions using technological advancements to enhance workplace safety and health.

Collaboration and Stakeholder Relations:

TÜMAD places great importance on collaboration and stakeholder relations in OHS. With active participation from employees, managers, and OHS specialists, safety policies are developed and implemented. Furthermore, participation in national and international OHS networks facilitates sharing knowledge, exchanging experiences, and learning best practices in the industry.

OHS Performance and Improvement:

TÜMAD continuously monitors and evaluates its OHS performance. An effective reporting system is used to minimize workplace accidents and injuries. Moreover, the company aims to achieve OHS goals through performance indicators and strives for continuous improvement. Feedback and suggestions related to OHS are considered and implemented where feasible.

TÜMAD LTIFR Statistics:

LTIFR stands for Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate, which measures the rate of lost workdays due to workplace accidents per million hours worked. The formula used for LTIFR calculation is LTIFR = (Lost Time Work Accidents / Total Hours Worked) x 1,000,000.

According to the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM), TÜMAD compares favorably with leading global mining organizations in the lost time injury frequency rate benchmark, reflecting its commitment to safety in the mining sector.