Health & Safety Performance Overview
Ensure a safe and healthy workplace
- Reduce Recordable cases rate by 10%
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- Reduce Severity rate by 10%
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- Reach zero cases of ‘significant’ workstation chemical risk by end of 2006
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- Define and initiate new health program for employees
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Recordable cases rate | LA7 |  STHS1 |  9.1 | |
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ST’s Recordable cases rate for work-related injuries and illnesses increased by 14% in 2006 compared with 2005.
2006 Recordable cases rate = 0.59 Recordable case per 100 employees.
 -10% per year using 2002 as baseline
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Recordable cases rate (Breakdown: industrial/domestic)
| LA7 | STHS11 | |
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RC Industrial rate decreased by 10% in 2006 compared to 2005
RC Domestic rate increased by 57% in 2006 compared to 2005 |
Breakdown of Recordable cases by type
of Event, Accident or Exposure | LA7 | STHS12 | |
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Approximate man hours worked (millions) since last Recordable case of work-related injury or illness*
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2006 |
| Shenzhen (China) |
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18 |
| Bouskoura SPG (Morocco) |
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3 |
| Greater Noida (India) |
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3 |
| (*) For sites without any Recordable case in 2006 |
| Injuries/illnesses cost | LA7 | STHS6 | |
US$m |
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ST’s work-related injuries and illnesses estimated cost increased by 15% in 2006 compared with 2005.
Without Action
Savings over 4 years =
14.5 US$m |
Benchmarking our results
| Recordable cases rate benchmark |
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This chart shows ST’s Recordable cases rate compared to US manufacturing and US semiconductor industry.
The source of data* is the US Bureau of Labor Statistics
(BLS) and the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA).
*Latest data available |
For more information and more details on the indicators
| LA7 | STHS7 | STHS8 | STHS9 | STHS10 |
(See the Additional indicators section)
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