Principle 5 Pursue continual improvement in health and safety performance with the ultimate goal of zero harm. PEs 5.1-5.6: implement OHS management system aligned with ISO 45001 + national OHS legislation + ICMM Critical Control Management (CCM) framework focused on prevention of fatalities + serious incidents from major hazards (geotechnical failure + uncontrolled energy release + fire + explosion + vehicle interaction + working at heights + confined space + electricity + chemical exposure + ground control). CCM 5-step approach: identify major unwanted events; identify critical controls; performance specifications + verification; ongoing monitoring + reporting; periodic review + improvement. Fatality Prevention: ICMM Fatality Prevention Tools + Fatality Cause Analysis + Bow-Tie Risk + Learning from Fatalities sharing; integrated with ICMM Safety Data + Transparent Safety Data Reporting; Total Recordable Injury Frequency Rate (TRIFR) + Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (LTIFR) + Fatality Frequency Rate; benchmarking. Occupational Health: ICMM Health Risk Assessment + Protecting Health in Mining Communities; occupational diseases (silicosis + asbestosis + noise-induced hearing loss + heat stress + respirable crystalline silica RCS); health surveillance + biological monitoring + medical examinations. Workforce: decent work and labour rights (Position Statement PS-Labour) + Diversity Equity and Inclusion DEI (PS-Diversity + gender equity + women in mining); freedom of association + collective bargaining per ILO Conventions; remuneration and benefits + working hours + grievance + non-discrimination. Coordinates with ISO 45001 + ICMM CCM + Fatality Prevention Tools + ILO Conventions + national OHS + diversity legislation + EU CSDDD + UK Modern Slavery Act. ICMM Principle 5 + Health + Safety + CCM + Fatality + Occupational Health + Labour + DEI applies.
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