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EHS Prioritization of Issues (POI)

Many of our clients find it particularly useful to manage their Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) programs based on a risk-prioritized approach. The EORM Prioritization of Issues or POI assessment targets EHS issues that have business impact and regulatory liability exposure.

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The EORM POI provides a proactive roadmap that efficiently steers your EHS resources towards minimizing injuries, property damage, business interruption, regulatory fines, notice of violations, unsolicited media coverage, or other losses.

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The scope of a Prioritization of Issues Assessment can be comprehensive or cursory in nature and may include environmental and/or health and safety concerns. Typically, POIs are beneficial during: new company acquisitions, benchmark studies, and resource allocation/budgeting. They are especially helpful in preparing for internal audits or scheduled/expected regulatory audits.

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The POI process offers an excellent opportunity for an external expert to evaluate your compliance status. In addition, a POI identifies the positive aspects of your programs as well as potential gaps that could lead to regulatory exposure. EORM’s goal is to help you identify concerns before they create a workplace incident or are identified during a regulatory inspection. We help our clients Prevent rather than React to EHS situations.

The POI Assessment provides a prioritized list of compliance issues with your EORM consultant’s corresponding recommendations. This list can be easily translated into action items which can be delegated to appropriate individuals. In many cases, a comprehensive POI also helps justify additional resources to better address the facility’s EHS needs.

Preview an example of a Prioritization of Issues Assessment.


 

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