Transcript Diapositiva 1 - International Social Security Association

PERU
INSTITUTO DE
SEGURIDAD MINERA
PERU: COUNTRY REPORT
Eng. Fernando Borja – Manager
Eng. Benjamin Jaramillo – Specialist Advisor
Instituto de Seguridad Minera
(ISEM)
ISEM is a non-profit association, formed by mining
companies, founded on February 25, 1998, under
the patronage of the National Society of Mining, the
Ministry of Energy and Mines and the Institute of
Engineers of Mines. Subsequently joined the
Chapter of Mines of the Peruvian College of
Engineers.
Instituto de Seguridad Minera
MISSION
• Promote and support the safety and
occupational health management of the
Peruvian mining industry, through continuous
training, dissemination of best practices,
involving all stakeholders.
VISION
• Achieve a Peruvian mining without occupational
injuries or diseases.
Which are currently the three most important tasks
and challenges in occupational safety and health in my
country?
1º Organizational capacity building
for OH&S Management Systems in
Peruvian Miner enterprices
2º To developing sound Fatalities Risk Control
Strategies, reducing significantly negative
safety indicators in 2015-2018 period.
3º To initiate new approaches to reduce high
prevalent incidences for non fatal miner
occupational injuries.
What is my expectation for this workshop?
Knowledge Management
Great Interest In:
• To Share,
• To Communicate,
• To Learn!
What is my expectation in respect to ISSA Mining for
the three coming years?
Special Agreement to Zero Fatal Accidents 2021
Based on Identified Tasks and Chellenges!!!
MINES IN OPERATION
MINING SECTOR
Main Export Destinations*
Belgium
1% Bulgaria India Others
1%
1% 6%
Chile
Brazil
Italy
3%
3% 3%
Spain
2%
Germany
4%
South
Korea
5%
USA
7%
Japan
6%
China
25%
Switzerland
20%
Canada
13%
PRODUCT
WORLD RANKING
PLOMO (Pb)
4
ZINC (Zn)
1
COBRE (Cu)
3
ORO (Au)
7
PLATA (Ag)
2
*Data for Jan.-Nov. 2012
Source: SUNAT. Developed by Market Intelligence – PROMPERU
MINEM: Ministry of Mines and Energy
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Safety in Peruvian Mines: At a glance
• 1996 with high accident rates.
• Private and Ministry of Mines and Energy initiative.
• Sponsorship of Key Stakeholders.
• 2000 remarkable lowering of accidents.
• 1998-2003 intensive training activities to safety
professionals.
• 2004-2013 training and certification to workers
and professionals from all areas.
MORTALITY INDEX: 10,000 WORKERS
25.0
20.0
15.0
10.0
5.0
0.0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
TOTAL 23.4 17.7 17.7 14.1 7.7
8.3 10.3 7.0
6.6
7.2
5.9
4.5
4.6
4.4
4.2
3.0
2.6
2.3
TYPES OF MORTAL ACCIDENTS IN MINING OPERATIONS 2013 (N=47)
MATERIAL
HANDLING
LOAD- HAULDUMP
EQUIPMENT
OPERATIONS
OTHER TIPES –
DROWNING CAUSED
BY FLOOD
MOBILE EQUIPMENT ACCIDENTS
EXPLOSIVES
COLLAPSE. DUMP
SLICING
ORE PASS SCALING
ROCK FALL
MANUAL TOOLS
ELECTRIC ENERGY
OTHER TIPES – NATURAL
CAUSES
SLIPS TRIPS AND FALLS
INTOXICATIONS ASPHIXIA - ABSORTION RADIATIONS
ACTIVITIES
INTERNATIONAL SEMINARS:
COURSES:
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Mining Safety (16 editions)
Mining Occupational Health (5 editions)
Mining Safety applied to Geomechanics
(2 editions)
International Seminar of Mining
Emergencies (1 edition)
WORKSHOPS:
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Preventing Mining Injuries in Rockfalls
(3 editions)
Mining Safety Induction (1 edition)
Zero fatalities to 2021
PUBLICATIONS:
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Periodical Magazine “Mining
Safety”(100 editions)
Safety Manuals (25 titles)
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COURSES OUT COUNTRY:
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More than 40 mil workers after Induction
Courses.
MSHA: 6 courses in USA.
NATIONAL CONCOURSE OF
MINING SAFETY:
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16 editions.
ORAL PRESENTATIONS:
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CERTIFICATION:
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Safety Courses (more than 100)
“Train to Trainer” (more than 2,000
professionals)
Courses included in Training Schedule
of DS 055-2010 EM (more than 120
participants 2012)
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In Peru: Universities, ILO, Peruvian
Mining Engineers Institute, Peruvian
College of Engineers, among others.
Other Countries: Ecuador, Mexico,
Japan, USA, Australia and Chile
Results
More Trained Workers and Professionals:
• 2013: More than 100 thousand participants enrolled in our
courses. More than 1million Worker-Working Hours per
year.
• 100 editions of the magazine “Seguridad Minera”.
• 5 virtual courses in agreement with Gerens.
• 3 Diploma in Mining safety and occupational health ISEMPUCP.
• Training Agreements with 17 great and medium-sized
mining companies.
Challenges ahead. . .
• Be the institution that establishes the standards of
training and certification in the Peruvian mining industry.
• Create more spaces for discussion in mining health and
safety: “ Safety Mining Thursday”, forums and specialized
conferences.
• Establish a virtual training platform.
• Count on institutional subsidiaries in Lima and in other
regions.