Safety, Health and Environment

People come first at Tata Chemicals. The company's Babrala unit has won the Sword of Honour four times from the British Safety Council. The units at Mithapur and Babrala are five-star rated facilities. All three Tata Chemicals plants have won national and international awards for their safety and health practices. Over and above this, the Chemicals and Crop Nutrition business units have won accolades for their business practices of waste management, energy conservation and water management.

Safety norms:
Tata Chemicals invests a large amount of resources to reduce workplace accidents and ensure a safe working environment. All three Indian plants are certified with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001. The Babrala plant has adopted the British Safety Council norms, Mithapur has adopted the DuPont Safety System and Haldia, Mithapur and Babrala all follow the DuPont Behavioural audit.

Health checks:
The company protects the interests of its employees by providing them with appropriate and up-to-date training and access to development programmes. Health monitoring of its employees include regular health check-ups, special health checks for employees working in hazardous areas, eye, audiometry and PF tests, ergonomic surveys, stress management, yoga, first aid training, and other training workshops.

By adhering to world safety standards, promoting product and operational safety, and encouraging the active participation of every employee, TCL has created a healthy work environment that complements its superior product line.