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NAK AKI-OTYR employees have HSE training as per the international standards

23.08.2012 Yugra-Inform

Khanty-Mansiysk. Employees of NAK AKI-OTYR, OAO NK RussNeft subsidiary, attend HSE training. Training workshops are organized within OAO NK RussNeft HSE Management System based on ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007 international standards. Compliance of the HSE Management System with the international standards is confirmed by certificates issued by BUREAU VERITAS Certification Russia, official certification body.

The training includes the following disciplines: “Requirements of OAO NK RussNeft HSE Management System documents” and “Internal audit of OAO NK RussNeft HSE Management System”. The training is provided both in presence and by correspondence. Upon successful completion of the course, the trainees will get certificates.

The certified auditors will participate in the Working Group for development and implementation of the Management System in the company as well as they will be listed in the Internal Auditors Register of RussNeft holding. Assessment of compliance of the Company’s subsidiaries with the Management System allows effective control of the identified unconformities to the Russian Law and international standards.

HSE in OAO NAK AKI-OTYR operation regions are the major priorities and important factors for successful development of the company.

 

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