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HEALTH SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT POLICY
  • Property development and management.
  • Site installations and maintenance.
  • Mechanical installations.
  • Construction of roads and drainages.

QUALITY POLICY
Chesroc is committed to the implementation, maintenance and improvement of the quality management system that will ensure that its products and services fully meet the requirements of its customers with a goal of achieving customer satisfaction at all times. The implications of this statement are that Chesroc Nigeria Limited: Shall continue to execute processes that consistently meet the overall purpose of customer requirements, with highest priority given to continuously improving Health, Safety, Security and Environment (HSSE) practices.

Shall apply quality management principles to all its critical processes, the ultimate objective being to: Ensure full and demonstrable compliance with documented processes and procedures to achieve repeatable business results while optimising unit cost through continuous improvement in operational efficiencies. Deliver product and services of a quality appropriate to intended use Develop staff and improve their competence level Determine, clarify, translate and implement requirements, including relevant statutory/regulatory requirements as appropriate.
Chesroc Management shall ensure that this policy and objectives is communicated and understood within the company. This policy will be reviewed periodically to ensure its continuing suitability. The management of Chesroc Nigeria Limited is fully committed to the application of this quality policy.

Quality Program
Chesroc Nigeria Limited has translated its management policies and objectives into governing Quality Assurance Manual outlining the system structure. Our quality programs also cover Operating Procedures, Work Instructions and Specific Directives and Procedures as required by the customers.

Quality Plan
For effectiveness of this policy and for quality objectives to be achieved, the commitment, support and involvement of management and all personnel within the company is essential to this end senior management actively foster a culture conducive with learning and improvement, re-enforced through the company's business process improvement and empowerment system-QUEST (Quality Empowerment System).

Quality Procedure
Procedures are in place which provide guidelines to departments, management and personnel to ensure that, by application of these methods, the company is complying with the requirements of the ISO standards, which we strive to attend as well as our own working practices.

Quality Assurance
The Company is committed to the development and maintenance of economic effective processes and systems designed to meet the needs and expectations of its customers.

Tool Call-out
A logbook exists also for all tools and equipment loaded out. This seeks to address pertinent questions bordering on the safety, mechanical efficiency, quality and the effectiveness of any tool or equipment loaded out

COMMUNITY AFFAIRS POLICY
  • Operation and supply of marine vessels e.g.
  • Platform supply vessels
  • Anchor handling tug/supply vessels
  • Deck barges
  • Multi purpose support vessels
  • Barge/crew boat Torque and Boltings
  • pare part supplies.
  • Customer manages inventory.

RISK MANAGEMENT POLICY
People, property, earning capacity and reputation are among the most important assets of CHESROC. Their preservation and security are essential for growth and long-term survival.

CHESROC seeks to protect and preserve both its tangible and intangible assets from any loss or damage that could materially affect its ability to discharge its responsibilities to its customers, employees, shareholders, and the communities in which it operates.

CHESROC engages in risk management to:
(a) identify and assess the risks to which CHESROC is exposed;
(b) select and implement cost-effective risk control measures to avoid or reduce the exposures to loss;
(c) arrange appropriate risk financing (including, but not limited to, insurance) to offset the effects of any losses that may occur, so that the lowest sustainable cost of risk is obtained over the long term;
(d) continually review and update the risk management process.

CHESROC companies must make calculated and economic assumption of risk when deciding whether to make commitments to acquire new businesses; to commit resources to geographically or politically difficult zones; to launch new business activities; or to accept certain contractual terms & conditions.
Risks must be quantified to the extent possible, and the magnitude of the exposure analyzed in the context of factors such as the potentially-hazardous nature of the work to be performed, the size of the contract, the anticipated profitability and the general business relationship. The risk of loss must be limited through the realistic and practical operating procedures, contractual indemnification and, ultimately, risk financing mechanisms, including insurance.

The management of each business unit has the primary responsibility and accountability for identifying and assessing the risks to which its business unit is exposed. It also has the primary responsibility for investment in risk control measures where the cost/benefit has been demonstrated. Evaluation of risk control options is performed in close liaison with QHSE and Legal.

The business unit managers will be assisted and supported by Risk Management, who will provide information and advice with respect to risk identification, risk assessment, and risk control techniques. Risk Management has the primary responsibility for designing, proposing and maintaining appropriate strategic risk financing programs.

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- Property development and management.
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