HSES Management System

In mid-1999, the executive management of JRM made a decision to develop an Integrated Management System (IMS) for purposes of enhancing, formalizing, and standardizing its overall business functions. The system, modeled after the key elements of ISO 14001, OSHAS 18001 and ISM, provides a framework for all JRM Business Units on how to manage each aspect of it business including HSES. The HSES Management System Guidelines were given top priority for development and implementation.

Implementation of the HSES Management System was fully realized globally in 2003 and is now a mature system delivering dividends to the company, our clients, the environment, and most importantly our employees.

Beginning in 2004, JRM committed to streamline all HSES processes. The end result was 3 corporate level documents that set the minimum corporate standard applicable to all JRM facilities and vessels. These Guidelines were written not only to meet applicable government and industry standards, but to exceed them in critical areas where risk to JRM employees or the environment is greatest. To facilitate implementation, a gap analysis was performed with priorities set and an action plan established. This action plan has become the basis for regular management reviews and third party audits to ensure full implementation is reached and continuous improvement maintained.

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