

We treat safety as a non-negotiable priority and manage mining hazards through a system built on prevention, critical-risk controls, worker participation, health surveillance and learning from incidents.
Approach
The OHS Management System covers induction and training, risk assessments, permits and work authorization, inspections, incident reporting, emergency response and contractor safety. It applies to employees, contractors, vendors and visitors across operating sites.
Hazards are assessed through HIRA and annual Health Risk Assessments, with controls applied according to the hierarchy of elimination, substitution, engineering, administration and personal protective equipment.
- Pursue zero work-related fatalities and zero occupational ill health.
- Apply critical-risk controls and verify them through audits and inspections.
- Strengthen contractor prequalification, monitoring and stop-work authority.
- Provide confidential health services, surveillance and accessible hazard reporting.

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Targets
<div>PT Vale sets bold governance and ESG targets, driving ethical leadership, gender equity, and resilient, transparent, sustainable operations:</div>
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- Water Intensity Reduction Target by 2030
- Reduce direct freshwater use per ton of production by 1% annually.
- Support SDG 6: Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all.
- Pollution Load Reduction Targets
• Decrease Total Suspended Solids (TSS) by 30 tons/year.
• Reduce Hexavalent Chromium (Cr6+) by 0.05 tons/year. - Water Recycling and Reuse Expansion
• Expand use of recycled water from Lamella Gravity Settler (LGS) for industrial processes. - Explore recycling in nickel slag cooling and ore screening processes.
Hydropower Optimization and Electrification
- Optimize hydropower facilities and canals to reduce water loss and improve energy efficiency.
- Convert boilers to electric and redesign ore stockpiles to reduce moisture and water usage.
These goals are integrated into the company’s culture, systems, and decision-making processes.

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Performance
Employees recorded one lost-time injury and no recordable injuries. Contractors recorded five lost-time injuries, 22 recordable injuries and three high-consequence injuries. The near-miss frequency rate improved to 1.55 from 1.84. PTVI reported no recordable work-related ill-health cases.
Delivered 70,656 total training hours and provided preventive health check-ups for 17,947 personnel, exceeding internal plans.

PT Vale OHS Policy and Documents
Mandates full compliance with the Indonesian Sistem Manajemen Keselamatan Pertambangan (SMKP) standards and international ISO 45001 criteria to prevent asset damage and protect worker health data.