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GSK has established functional and reporting relationships for
Corporate Environment, Health and Safety (CEHS) and Employee Health
Management (EHM) to encourage the integration of EHS throughout
its business.
Research & development (R&D) EHS Group
To support a unified and consistent approach to EHS across the company
and to facilitate integration of EHS into the R&D agenda, the
EHS function in R&D reports with a dotted line to CEHS.
R&D Chemical Development
By using more focused and data-driven development, GSK can significantly
improve efficiency of new processes. This will make the transfer
of processes to manufacturing more streamlined and give GSK a competitive
advantage. CEHS supports Strategic Technologies within Chemical
Development by providing supporting documentation and tools.
New Product Supply
To support processes that are safer and more environmentally benign,
CEHS' Product Stewardship team identifies occupational hazards and
risks and environmental aspects of specific chemicals and processes
so that R&D scientists and engineers can use this information
when selecting materials and processes for producing active pharmaceutical
ingredients.
Global Manufacturing and Supply
To ensure that EHS issues are integrated into manufacturing decisions,
the Vice President of CEHS has a dotted line reporting relationship
to the President of Global Manufacturing and Supply.
Sales and Marketing
To integrate EHS into sales and marketing activities, CEHS' Global
Business Support team investigates the need for expanded EHS programmes,
such as driver safety and office safety, in this area of the business.
Partnerships with Support Organisations
- Engineering, Technology and Capital Management (ETCM) - The
partnership with ETCM ensures that capital projects are efficiently
designed with EHS considerations built in.
- Quality - CEHS uses quality principles in managing EHS and we
cooperate with the quality organisation in the approach to management
of EHS.
- Human Resources - To support GSK employees and ensure EHS is
integrated into employee management, CEHS has a close working
relationship with EHM, part of the Corporate Human Resources organisation.
- Operational Excellence - GSK's business enhancement programme,
"Operational Excellence" is applied to EHS programmes
and incorporates EHS into process improvement projects.
- Corporate Communications - CEHS integrates EHS messages with
corporate messages to build environment, health and safety into
the GSK culture.
- Global Government Advocacy and Public Policy (GGAPP) - CEHS
and EHM work with the GGAPP organisation in the Corporate Social
Responsibility programme and contribute to policy statements on
environment, health and safety issues.
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