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JESU  
#1 Posted : 21 June 2011 10:07:44(UTC)
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JESU

Greetings,
Recently our company CEO, CCO and CFO were changed due to various reason. I would like to know how the change of management can be controlled in terms of HSE, what are the possible risk need to be identified and control measures such as review of HSE Policy etc. Is there a need for gap analysis study?
Your valuable comments please..

Cheers,
Jesu, DXB
Fletcher  
#2 Posted : 21 June 2011 15:22:47(UTC)
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Fletcher

Are the changes to personnel or to the accountability of the roles and their function?
JESU  
#3 Posted : 22 June 2011 12:53:47(UTC)
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JESU

Hi Flether,
Its the change of personnel and looking for new personnel to take up the positions.

cheers,

Jesu DXB
Fletcher  
#4 Posted : 22 June 2011 13:08:04(UTC)
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Fletcher

If its changes of personnel and the roles have not changed then I don't see any great problem other than getting the new incumbants to read, agree and sign any documentation that the old personnel had signed
e.g. New CEO to sign the H&S Policy & Statement.

It may be that new personnel have a different opinion than old with regards H&S but that you will find out in time and then may need to review your documentation.
If the new brooms start changing management responsibilities regarding H&S responsibilities then you will have to review your documentation.
JESU  
#5 Posted : 22 June 2011 13:11:30(UTC)
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JESU

Is it required to review the entire HSE managements system?
Cheers,
Jesu DXB
jay  
#6 Posted : 22 June 2011 13:36:43(UTC)
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jay

If the top management "organisation structure" has not been changed, but just a change of the individuals who were in the positions, then you generally are not required to undertake a formal Management of Change process.

However, the incoming team has to be briefed/trained in their duties/responsibitities for HSE Matters.
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