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Ariston Thermo Group – la nostra Vision e la nostra Mission 20/01/21 – Sara Livretti – Group HSE Director 3
ISO 45001: Lo Scopo dell’Analisi del Contesto Minimizing risk and Maximizing opportunity 20/01/21 – Sara Livretti – Group HSE Director 4
Gli elementi del contesto Comprendere l'organizzazione e il suo contesto • comprendere i fattori esterni e interni che sono rilevanti per la definizione della linea strategica dell’organizzazione e che possono influenzare la capacita di conseguire i risultati attesi • comprendere le esigenze e le aspettative dei lavoratori e di altre parti interessate 20/01/21 – Sara Livretti – Group HSE Director 5
L’approccio all’analisi • Raccogliere dati e informazioni che costituiranno la base di riferimento per l’analisi • Condurre l’analisi • Condividere le risultanze dell’analisi con il Top Management. • Aggiornare l’analisi ogni volta che si renda necessario a seguito di un cambiamento delle condizioni base e comunque una volta all’anno 20/01/2021 – Sara Livretti - Group HSE Director 6
Raccolta delle informazioni Fonti da cui raccogliere info per individuare fattori interni ed esterni: • Informazioni e riunioni interne documentate • Articoli di stampa nazionale e internazionale • Siti web • Pubblicazioni di uffici statistici nazionali • Pubblicazioni di enti governativi • Pubblicazioni di associazioni professionali • Conferenze e incontri con agenzie specialistiche • Incontri con clienti 20/01/21 – Sara Livretti – Group HSE Director 7
Fattori esterni • ambiente culturale, sociale, politico, giuridico, finanziario, tecnologico, economico e naturale • concorrenza di mercato, sia internazionale, nazionale, regionale o locale • introduzione di nuovi competitors, appaltatori, subappaltatori, fornitori, partner e fornitori • introduzione di nuove tecnologie, nuove leggi e regolamenti • l'emergere di nuove occupazioni • nuove conoscenze sui prodotti e il loro effetto su salute e sicurezza • fattori chiave e tendenze rilevanti per l'industria o il settore che hanno un impatto sull'organizzazione • rapporti con parti interessate e loro valori e percezioni 20/01/21 – Sara Livretti – Group HSE Director 8
Fattori interni • struttura organizzativa, ruoli e responsabilità • politiche, obiettivi e strategie che sono in atto per raggiungerli • capacità, intese in termini di risorse, conoscenze e competenze (es. budget ,tempo, risorse umane, processi, sistemi e tecnologie) • sistemi informativi, flussi informativi e processi decisionali (sia formali che informali) • introduzione di nuovi prodotti, materiali, servizi, strumenti, software, locali e attrezzature • rapporti con lavoratori, i loro valori e la loro percezione • cultura radicata dell'organizzazione • standard, linee guida e modelli adottati dall'organizzazione; • rapporti contrattuali con appaltatori e soggetti a cui sono affidate attività in outsourcing • organizzazione dell'orario di lavoro • condizioni di lavoro 20/01/21 – Sara Livretti – Group HSE Director 9
Parti Interessate • i lavoratori • le autorità giuridiche e preposte alla vigilanza (locali, regionali, statali / provinciali, nazionali o internazionali) • la Corporate • i fornitori, appaltatori e subappaltatori • i appresentanti dei lavoratori • le organizzazioni sindacali • gli azionisti, clienti, visitatori, comunità locale • i clienti, unità sanitarie e altri servizi per la comunità, media, università, associazioni di imprese e organizzazioni non governative (ONG) • le associazioni per la salute e sicurezza sul lavoro, professionisti della salute e della sicurezza sul lavoro. 20/01/21 – Sara Livretti – Group HSE Director 10
Gli strumenti • SWAT Analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities Threats) • PESTLE Analysis (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, Environmental) 20/01/21 – Sara Livretti – Group HSE Director 11
La testimonianza di Ariston Thermo Internal and external issues of Group's context risks and opportunities 1 - IDENTIFICATION OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ISSUES OF THE CONTEXT 2 - ANALYSIS OF RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES RELATED TO INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ISSUES DESCRIPTION OF APPLICABLE DESCRIPION OF COMPLIANCE ACTUAL LEVEL CLASS OF ISSUE MACRO-CLASSIFICATION TYPICAL ELEMENTS OF THE CONTEXT RISKS OPPORTUNITIES NECESSARY ACTIONS (IF PRIORITY NOTE [yes-no] THE ISSUE TO OBLIGATION OF CONTROL CONTROL REQUIRED) The cultural, social, political, legal, financial,technological, economical and necessary actions if required External A) Health and Safety Conditions natural surraundings and market competition, whether international, select select are treated in the HSE.MD038 national, regional or local; HSE Acion Tracker introduction of new competitors, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, External A) Health and Safety Conditions partners and providers, new technologies, new laws and the emergence of select select new occupations External A) Health and Safety Conditions new knowledge on products and their effect on health and safety select select key drivers and trends relevant to the industry or sector having impact on External A) Health and Safety Conditions select select the organization relationships with, as well as perceptions and values of, its external External A) Health and Safety Conditions select select interested parties 1. Environmental matrix (water, air, land use, flora and fauna, etc.) that can affect the Organization’s purposes, or be affected by its environmental External B) Environmental conditions aspects (e.g. presence of protect animal and plant species, potential select select emergency situations (such as earthquakes, flooding risk and drought) related to climate changes 2. Presence of external contamination conditions or poor quality of External B) Environmental conditions environmental matrix that can affect the site in exam (e.g. drawing of select select contaminated water from river or groundwater) External B) Environmental conditions 3. Availability of resources needed (e.g. water drawing, raw material) select select C) Social- 1. Environmental themes (whether international, national, regional, local) External Economic/Political/Cultural select select significant to local communities circumstances C) Social- External Economic/Political/Cultural 2. Presence of international, national, regional, local associations select select circumstances C) Social- External Economic/Political/Cultural 3. Social-political themes (riots, strikes, coup, etc.) select select circumstances D) Technological/Financial- 1. Potential access to european/regional fundings in order to implement External Economic/Competitive select select environmental interventions or technology innovations circumstances D) Technological/Financial- 2. Potential access to instruments reserved to certified Organizations (e.g. External Economic/Competitive select select insurance product etc.) circumstances D) Technological/Financial- External Economic/Competitive 3. Potential access to new market with “green” plan and quality standards select select circumstances D) Technological/Financial- 4. Positioning of products and services in relation to competitors (ISO External Economic/Competitive select select certification, Ecolabel, EPD, CE, etc.) circumstances 5. Availability of infrastructures (water, gas, energy, roads and transports, D) Technological/Financial- waste recycling plant, drainage, purification plant, etc.) to guarantee External Economic/Competitive environmental performance and quality level (e.g. continuity of production select select circumstances and services, adequate technologies, availability of environmental certification, etc.) D) Technological/Financial- 6. Availability of suppliers (of raw material, outsourced processes and External Economic/Competitive internal service) with environmental and quality certification (ISO-EMAS select select circumstances certification, Ecolabel, EPD, CE, etc.) 1. Potential access to benefit deriving from regulations (e.g. reduction of External E) Legal/Regulatory circumstances select select bank guarantee, extension of authorization durations). External E) Legal/Regulatory circumstances 2. Normative development with new requirements and aggravated penalties select select 20/01/21 – Sara Livretti – Group HSE Director 12
La testimonianza di Ariston Thermo Internal and external issues of Group's context risks and opportunities 1 - IDENTIFICATION OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ISSUES OF THE CONTEXT 2 - ANALYSIS OF RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES RELATED TO INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ISSUES DESCRIPTION OF APPLICABLE DESCRIPION OF COMPLIANCE ACTUAL LEVEL CLASS OF ISSUE MACRO-CLASSIFICATION TYPICAL ELEMENTS OF THE CONTEXT RISKS OPPORTUNITIES NECESSARY ACTIONS (IF PRIORITY NOTE [yes-no] THE ISSUE TO OBLIGATION OF CONTROL CONTROL REQUIRED) The cultural, social, political, legal, financial,technological, economical and necessary actions if required External A) Health and Safety Conditions natural surraundings and market competition, whether international, select select are treated in the HSE.MD038 national, regional or local; HSE Acion Tracker introduction of new competitors, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, External A) Health and Safety Conditions partners and providers, new technologies, new laws and the emergence of select select new occupations External A) Health and Safety Conditions new knowledge on products and their effect on health and safety select select key drivers and trends relevant to the industry or sector having impact on External A) Health and Safety Conditions select select the organization relationships with, as well as perceptions and values of, its external External A) Health and Safety Conditions select select interested parties 1. Environmental matrix (water, air, land use, flora and fauna, etc.) that can affect the Organization’s purposes, or be affected by its environmental External B) Environmental conditions aspects (e.g. presence of protect animal and plant species, potential select select emergency situations (such as earthquakes, flooding risk and drought) related to climate changes 2. Presence of external contamination conditions or poor quality of External B) Environmental conditions environmental matrix that can affect the site in exam (e.g. drawing of select select contaminated water from river or groundwater) External B) Environmental conditions 3. Availability of resources needed (e.g. water drawing, raw material) select select C) Social- 1. Environmental themes (whether international, national, regional, local) External Economic/Political/Cultural select select significant to local communities circumstances C) Social- External Economic/Political/Cultural 2. Presence of international, national, regional, local associations select select circumstances C) Social- External Economic/Political/Cultural 3. Social-political themes (riots, strikes, coup, etc.) select select circumstances D) Technological/Financial- 1. Potential access to european/regional fundings in order to implement External Economic/Competitive select select environmental interventions or technology innovations circumstances D) Technological/Financial- 2. Potential access to instruments reserved to certified Organizations (e.g. External Economic/Competitive select select insurance product etc.) circumstances D) Technological/Financial- External Economic/Competitive 3. Potential access to new market with “green” plan and quality standards select select circumstances D) Technological/Financial- 4. Positioning of products and services in relation to competitors (ISO External Economic/Competitive select select certification, Ecolabel, EPD, CE, etc.) circumstances 5. Availability of infrastructures (water, gas, energy, roads and transports, D) Technological/Financial- waste recycling plant, drainage, purification plant, etc.) to guarantee External Economic/Competitive environmental performance and quality level (e.g. continuity of production select select circumstances and services, adequate technologies, availability of environmental certification, etc.) D) Technological/Financial- 6. Availability of suppliers (of raw material, outsourced processes and External Economic/Competitive internal service) with environmental and quality certification (ISO-EMAS select select circumstances certification, Ecolabel, EPD, CE, etc.) 1. Potential access to benefit deriving from regulations (e.g. reduction of External E) Legal/Regulatory circumstances select select bank guarantee, extension of authorization durations). External E) Legal/Regulatory circumstances 2. Normative development with new requirements and aggravated penalties select select 20/01/2021 – Sara Livretti - Group HSE Director 13
La testimonianza di Ariston Thermo DETECTION MODE OF INTERESTED PARTIES' CURRENT KPIs DEPARTMENTS DESCRIPTION OF POSSIBLE KPIs / COMPLIANCE TO INTERESTED PARTIES MAIN AREA TOPIC NEEDS & EXPECTATIONS NEEDS AND NAME APPLICABLE RISKS OPPORTUNITIES (ACTUAL LEVEL OF INVOLVED / NECESSARY ACTIONS (IF NOTE REPORTS OBLIGATION EXPECTATIONS CONTROL) PROCEDURES / PRAXIS REQUIRED) SATISFACTION Willingness to share Associations of the Group’s Mutual exchange of Q / HSE Best practice experiences about best No. of issues activity sectors information practices Willingness to collaborate to Associations of the Group’s the activities of the Q / HSE Research Co-makership Projects No. of projects activity sectors association (project, research, work’s group, etc.) Associations of the Group’s Data supply on periodical Statistic at Administration Q / HSE Data Data delivery activity sectors basis dep No. of codes of products' Customers Q / HSE Product Wide products' range Wide catalogue portfolio No. of new codes launched Customers Q / HSE Product Innovation New products introduction every year CL12 Customers Q / HSE Product Reliability Defectiveness Customer PPM (B2B) No. of technical / Technical and Enviromental Technical / environmental Customers Q / HSE Product environmental data download data availability data sheet & use information from the company website Customers Q / HSE Product Help desk support Help desk presence Help desk report Products / services with low Absence of hazardous No. of products per energy Customers Q / HSE Product environmental impacts substances in products class Production process compliant Good HSE performance and Customers HSE Production with HSE international membership to international External certifications Standards HSE/Ethical Organizations Sales Order Fulfillment Index Customers Q / HSE Distribution / logistic Shorter lead time Average lead time declared (SOFIX) - for Thermic Comfort Logistic errors report Customers Q / HSE Distribution / logistic No logistic errors Logistic errors declared (products damaged / missing / wrong) Average selling price Low prices Customers Q / HSE Sales conditions Commercial condition DSO (Days Sales Favourable payment terms Outstanding) Widespread distribution in Customers Q / HSE After sales Widespread in market the territory of customer Survery reports services Effectiveness Quickness Survery reports Customers Q / HSE After sales Courtesy Ad hoc survey Extended warranty sales Extended warranty availability Customers Q / HSE After sales Help desk support Help desk presence Help desk report Brand ranking website (for example: RepTrak 2017, Customers Q / HSE Brand reputation Global Ranking increasing Brand ranking https://www.rankingthebrand s.com) Presence of management system certification (ISO- Customers HSE Brand reputation Environment friendly No. of certificated sites EMAS) and/or product certification (Ecolabel, EPD) Potential initiatives and Customers HSE Brand reputation Environment friendly voluntary environmental No. of yearly initiatives projects of the Group To have a say about new Customers Q / HSE Voice of the customers products / new features demand satisfying Complains management process Customers' complains report 20/01/21 – Sara Livretti – Group HSE Director 14 To have a say about new Value proposition Market research report and Customers Q / HSE Voice of the customers products / new features
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