2023
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Number of complaints relating to health and safety form products and services

Throughout our business activities and across our value chain, we emphasize the need to constantly be aware of health and safety requirements, especially where our customers are involved. This comes in the form of continuous communication and knowledge sharing on health and safety guidelines, from product pick-ups, deliveries, storage, and usage of our product at customer locations.
Policy : Integrated Management System Policy
Customers, Communities, Outsource Service Providers, Government Agencies, and Employees
On May 29, 2023, the Phra Pradaeng plant held a dialogue with Vanitchai Construction(1979) Company Ltd., Chachoengsao. The meeting highlighted a safety risk at customer’ entry and exit gate, which are located at a curved road with a high accident potential. It was recommended to install road mirrors to prevent unexpected accidents. Additionally, the plant initiated activities to improve product transportation safety.
On October 3,2023, the plant installed road curve mirrors at the entry and exit gates to enhance visibility safety in the delivery route. Seven employees and two stakeholders participated in the project, which had implementation cost of 15,455 Bath.
On September 19,2023, Surat Thani plant engaged in a dialogue with Jirawat Civil Engineering LTD., PART., Nakhon Si Thammarat. The meeting addressed safety concerns, particularly the risk posed when delivery trucks need to reverse for measurement, causing the truck rear to extend onto the road rather than being fully on the scale. Additionally, the brass valve of the asphalt tank was identified as damaged, posing a potential hazard to customer.
In response, the plant has enhanced on-site delivery route safety. On October 11, 2023, road signs were installed to alert of truck movement in and out of the site. The brass gate valve was also repaired to prevent accidents during delivery and on-site operations. Six employees and one stakeholders participated in this project, with an implementation cost of 2,370 Bath.
On October 25,2023, Tipco asphalt public Company Limited’s Nakhon Ratchasima plant launched the “Road safety for All” project in partnership with Chor Mitryon Co., Ltd. Nakhon Ratchasima. This initiative aimed to enhance road safety by providing basic life support training throught the Hands 2 Hart: CPR FOR ALL program. Participants, including customers, learned vital CPR skills and how to use AED devices, promoting first aid awareness and helping to reduce fatalities from cardiac arrest. The event engaged 8 employees and 19 stakeholders, with a total cost of 5,000 Bath.