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FSR STANDARDS • The Fatal and Severe Risk Standards are an important element our

FSR UPDATE – WHY Improve the way we plan to go to work Clarity

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LAUNCH PACK During the month of March we will be holding the following activities

FSR planning AND and assurance monitoring activities will REVIEW CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT now be recorded

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FSR STANDARDS • The Fatal and Severe Risk Standards are an important element our Safety management framework. © Laing O’Rourke 2016, all rights reserved. • They provide clarity on our expectations and mandatory controls that must be applied across all our sites. • The standard applies to all personnel, supply chain partners and visitors. • As part of our continuous improvement, we have recently completed a review of the FSR’s.

FSR UPDATE – WHY Improve the way we plan to go to work Clarity on Critical Controls Learning, improving and sharing lessons from PC 1 events – not bureaucracy Demonstrating importance and how to implement FSR’s tools © Laing O’Rourke 2016, all rights reserved. Ownership of implementation

LAUNCH PACK During the month of March we will be holding the following activities to assist in understanding the updated FSR content & available tools. © Laing O’Rourke 2016, all rights reserved. • • FSR Changes lunch and learn sessions FSR Awareness training Toolbox talks Infield coaching

FSR planning AND and assurance monitoring activities will REVIEW CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT now be recorded in our data warehouse. This system will track Fatal and Severe Risk controls in a standardised format throughout the Australia Hub. © Laing O’Rourke 2016, all rights reserved. The new reports allow us to drill down on sites, FSR elements, and control question. This will be used to identify trends and as a planning resource when reviewing our 30, 60, 90 -day risk management plan.