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LISI 2016 FINANCIAL REPORT

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TABLE OF HSE INDICATORS

INDICATORS

(January 1 to December 31)

Definition

Unit

2015*

2016

Difference

2016

vs.

2015

Use of natural resources

Municipal water

Volume of water from the city's distribution network consumed

by the consumption production site

m³ 417,818

432,111

14,293

Consumption of water drawn

directly from the natural

environment

Volume of water drawn by the production site from the rivers,

lakes and groundwater

m³ 444,018

481,371

37,353

Electricity consumption

Electrical power from the city grid or self-generated,

consumed by the production site

MWh 274,336

290,384

16,048

Natural gas consumption

Heat energy from the volume of natural gas consumed

by the production site

MWh 161,259

172,962

11,703

Liquefied petroleum gas (butane

- propane) consumption

Heat energy from the volume of LPG consumed

by the production site

kWh 4,808,272 5,717,492

909,220

Domestic fuel consumption

Volume of heating oil consumed by the production site

for industrial and heating purposes

246

195

–51

Consumption of other energies Other energies (steam, etc.)

kWh 555,244

578,407

23,163

Hazardous products

Number of products

with permanent harmful

effects for humans

Products with permanent harmful effects for humans

are all products classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic

or toxic for reproduction

483

492

9

Consumption of products

with permanent harmful

effects for humans

Quantity consumed of all products belonging to the list

of products with harmful and permanent effects for humans

(all products classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic

for reproduction as defined by local national regulations).

Oil for forklifts can be found in this category.

kg 230,889

234,437

3,548

Wastes

Sorted metal

Total amount of metal discharged and sorted as waste

according to national regulations.

T 21,250

23,090

1,840

Paper - Sorted cardboard

Total amount of paper and cardboard discharged and sorted

as waste according to national regulations.

T

545

522

–22

Sorted plastic

Total amount of plastic discharged and sorted

as waste according to national regulations.

T

223

211

–12

Sorted wood

Total amount of wood discharged and sorted as waste according

to national regulations.

T

930

1,145

214

Oil (soluble + whole + whole

and water)

Total amount of oil discharged and sorted as waste according

to national regulations.

T 2,034

2,076

43

Other household waste

(non‑hazardous) or non-sorted

household waste

Amount of unsorted non-hazardous waste or household waste

(as per national regulations) discharged from the site.

T 1,998

1,846

–151

Hazardous wastes (without oil)

Amount of hazardous waste (as per national regulations)

excluding oil waste discharged from the site.

T 13,308

13,772

464

Health/safety

TF0 at end of December

The TF0 is the frequency rate of workplace accidents

with lost time over 12 rolling months TF0:

TF0 = Number of workplace accidents with lost time

over 12 rolling months × 1,000,000/Number of hours worked

over the 12 months elapsed

unit

10.1

10.7

0.6

TF1 at end of December

The TF1 is the frequency rate of workplace accidents with

and without lost time over 12 rolling months TF1: TF1 = Number

of workplace accidents with and without lost time over 12 rolling

months × 1,000,000/Number of hours worked over the

12 months elapsed

unit

14.2

14.3

0.1

TG0 at end of December

The TG0 is the gravity rate of workplace accidents with lost time

over 12 rolling months TG0: TG0 = Number of workplace accidents

with lost time over 12 rolling months × 1,000/Number of hours

worked over the 12 months elapsed

unit

0.31

0.28

–0.04

Number of occupational

diseases

Number of occupational diseases reported on the production site

that generated a work stoppage

unit

62

74

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* The 2015 data were restated to take the entire year 2015 into account and following the installation of a software program enabling a more relevant collection of data.

Corporate social responsibility

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