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The Holcim Critical
          Control Management
          approach is based

          on our 4 “Principles                        Program Overview
          of Critical Event

          Elimination”:                               The Critical Control Management program has been
                                                      structured to allow easy implementation in all of our
                                                      operating Units into practice quickly.

                                                      The first three steps listed below were completed by
               Serious Incident                       global cross-functional and multi-geographic teams in
               and Fatality                           order to establish the basis for a consistent Critical Control
                                                      Management program - these are not part of Unit-level
                                                      Implementation Actions.
            Causes of serious incidents are
            different from causes of minor            Steps 4, 5 and 6 are the actions that Units need to complete
            incidents                                 for local implementation. All steps are explained in this
                                                      Program Guide to help users understand the foundation
                                                      and process clearly.

               Internal Expertise
                                                      Critical Control Management Global
                                                      Development and Implementation Actions
            Controls for serious incidents
            and fatalities are known
            and understood in the                           Completed in advance
            organization                                    of Unit-level Implementation


                                                       A   Identify Priority Unwanted Events (P.U.E.)
                                                           Data analysis identifying ‘Fatal 8’ events led to
               Critical Controls                           >85% of fatalities in Holcim



            Certain controls for serious               B   Determine Critical Controls
                                                           Crucial to prevent serious event; absence
            incidents and fatalities are                   significantly increase risk despite other controls
            more important than others
                                                       C   Specify Performance Requirements
                                                           Minimum required from a critical control to
                                                           ensure effective in mitigating risk
               Operational
               Discipline
                                                            Completed by each Unit
            Clarity, verification, and                      during implementation
            ownership of controls are
            crucial for success                        1   Ownership and Accountability
                                                           Assign ownership for P.U.E.s and control
                                                           verification activity

                                                       2   Field Verification and Action
                                                           Onsite check to validate the control in place
                                                           and is effective; clear action to correct gaps

                                                           Reporting and Measurement
                                                       3   Capture results of verification to indicate ‘health’
                                                           of the controls over time and across areas



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