Throughout 2022, Bapco health, safety, and environment displayed an extraordinarily high level of readiness, adapting to the changing business environment and corporate demands, while meeting and exceeding its objectives. Bapco’s 2nd Sustainability Report was published for the year 2020-2021, meeting the requirements of Comprehensive Level as per the internationally recognise Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards for sustainability reporting
New isolation of equipment procedures were introduced and implemented in Corporate Services Department (CSD), Local Marketing Department, and all occupied and unoccupied buildings. In March 2022, Bapco held its 57th Annual Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Award ceremony to recognise employees and contractors for their outstanding health, safety, and environment performance.
In April 2022, Bapco marked the annual World Day for Safety and Health at Work by encouraging employee participation in a number of safety activities throughout the Company. In June 2022, Bapco celebrated the United Nations World Environment Day under the slogan #OnlyOneEarth.
In August 2022, Bapco hosted the first-post-COVID 19 annual Joint Venture Safety Culture Team (JVSCT) meeting to exchange information about safety culture best practices and lessons learned. Moreover, a department delegate visited Singapore Refining Company (SRC) and Chevron Oronite in Singapore to transfer knowledge on contemporary HSE related issues, to help leverage safety culture best practices across JV organisations.
In October 2022, Bapco chaired and supported the 2nd RECSO EnviroSpill conference under the theme “Sustainable Clean Seas.” The conference provided a dedicated platform for professionals from major industries to discuss, debate, and share knowledge, expertise, and experience on different technologies in the field of oil spill management and environment preservation
Moreover, Bapco’s Fire Rescue Team’s capabilities and readiness were enhanced through several training exercises during the year, including a tank fire drill. 24 employees attended the rescue power tool and lifting equipment training session provided by Weber Rescue Company and 4 employees attended the industrial fire brigade NFPA 1081 Standard training session.