Total: first European seminar on industrial security

The French oil group Total organized, on October 10 and 11, 2006, a European seminar on the theme of industrial security within the group, to which about twenty members of the EWC from eight countries, experts and representatives from the general management took part. (Ref. 070821)
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During these two days, the group’s policy in terms of security was presented and detailed throughout course of action on the prevention of accidents taking place at the workstation and on mastering technological risks. The manager pointed that “this presentation was completed by the testimony of two site mangers, one in the petrochemical industry for Belgium and the other in the refining industry for Germany, about dealing with safety within their firms in the frame defined by the group.” In ad

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