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Page Background 115 LISI 2018 FINANCIAL REPORT CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 6

Further, 24%have not had an accident in 2018.

Indicators

2018

Change over

5 years

Change over

10 years

TF0 LISI

6.63

-29%

-56%

TF0 LISI + temporary workers

7.30

-29%

-51%

TF1 LISI

9.11

-38%

-65%

TF1 Temporary workers

20.90

-39%

TF1 LISI + temporary workers

10.11

-37%

-61%

TG0 LISI

0.21

-18%

-48%

TG0 LISI + temporary workers

0.22

-21%

-47%

TF0

TF1

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

2018

2017

2016

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

The severity rate (TG0), which represents the number of days lost as a

result of workplace accidents per thousand hoursworked, remained at a

relatively low level at 0.21 days lost per thousand hours worked.

However, behind each figure and each objective, there are men and

womenwhohavebeeninjuredandLISIisfullyawareofthisfact.Itisabove

allforthisreason,andnot justto improve indicators,thatLISI is investing

in health and safety.

Across all of theGroup’s production sites, 28occupational diseaseswere

reported in 2018.

They relatemainly to joint disorders caused by certain working gestures

and positions. However, all sites are working towards a reduction of

physicalconstraintsthroughbetterergonomiclayoutofworkstationsand

by limiting the weight of containers.

7.5 

I

 Environmental Performance

Water consumption

In 2018, LISI consumed 827,668 m

3

of water, i.e. a saving of 7.5% in water

consumption in absolute terms. To link it to production, LISI looks at the

ratio of consumption to added value. Thus between 2017 and 2018, this

ratio declined by 1.9%, from 1.110m

3

/€k (AV) to 1.089 m

3

/€k (AV).

The work performed by Bologne on the repair of the water network has

been successful inmending a number of leaks and saving approximately

56,000m

3

(i.e. 6.7%of the Group’s consumption) in 2018.

The LISI Group aims to continue the actions taken to reduce water

consumption by 4%between 2018 and 2020.

Energy consumption and climate impact

The energy consumption of the LISI Group is 502,360 MWh in 2018.

Energy consumption is closely linked to the activity but also to climatic

variations. However, to take on board the impacts of the production

activity, LISI monitors the ratio of consumption to added value. Thus

between 2017 and 2018, this ratio increased by 7%, from 0.617 MWh/€k

(AV) to 0.661 MWh/€k (AV) in one year.

Energy is mainly consumed at production sites which have a heat

treatment process, in particular Bologne, but also at Marmande, Delle,

Bar s/ Aube, Kierspe and Torrance.

TheBolognesitehasthehighestenergyconsumption,allformsofenergy

taken together, with 11.7% of the Group’s total energy. The Forge 2020

project will reduce this consumption through better insulation of the

building, recovery of energy used in the process to heat the buildings and

the installation of LED for the lighting of workshops and offices.

Waste production and the circular economy

In2018,wasteproductionwas58.67kgofwastefor€1,000ofaddedvalue,

or an increase of 3.4%compared to 2017.

The share of sorted waste is still very high, at 92.5%, stable compared to

the previous year. The remaining portion concerns domestic waste

generated by production-related activities (toilets, cafeterias, etc.).

The production plants principally generate metallic waste (52% of the

total quantity of waste produced). These are sold for recycling. Sorted

dangerouswaste, which represents 30%of the total quantity of waste, is

removed via authorized companies that strictly adhere to regulations - a

decline of 3%compared to 2017.

Metal,plastic,wood/paper/cardboardandoilwasteareeitherrecycledor

used to produce energy.

In 2018, the share of recyclable waste is stable compared to 2017; 62.3%

of waste is recyclable. The remaining portion is made up of hazardous

waste and household waste.

Complaints and formal notices

TheLISIGroup’ssitesfollowandrecordallcomplaintswhethercomments,

formal or informal, official or not issued by stakeholders.

Thus, the sites received six formal notices or official letters from the

authorities:oneinFuenlabrada,twoinTorranceandthreeinVöhrenbach.

Moreover, nine complaints were received by Group entities and concern

mainly complaints from neighbors about the noise generated by our

activities.

Each complaint or official letter receives a reply, written or otherwise,

sent to the party concerned.