HSEE Xperts
Nine HSEE service clusters
ADLER HSEE Xperts structures its offering into nine service clusters. You can commission a single specialist service, a project phase or a coordinated combination. The scope is derived from the project model, risks, trades, existing organisation and the required decision and reporting lines. HSEE stands for Health, Safety, Environment, Energy.
Service clusters
From governance to emergency organisation
Choose an area for details on scope, interfaces and suitable phases of deployment.
Leadership and governance
Organise responsibilities, reporting lines, escalations and management reviews.
To the serviceHSEE project management and site management
Project-wide control with operational presence and coordination on site.
To the serviceManagement systems and project concepts
Translate company standards and requirements into a workable project system.
To the serviceRisk Management
Hazard and interaction analyses, RAMS, Permit to Work, LMRA and the control of particular risks.
To the serviceOnboarding and qualification management
Registration, briefing, proof of competence and project-specific access requirements.
To the serviceWorkforce engagement and communication
Participation channels, toolbox talks, safety meetings, observation management and multilingual information formats.
To the serviceAssurance and action management
Walkdowns, inspections, audits, incident review and traceable closure.
To the serviceKPIs and performance reporting
Leading and lagging indicators with trend analysis and management information.
To the serviceEmergency and rescue organisation
Clarify alerting, responsibilities, interfaces and drills.
To the serviceData protection and data security act as a cross-cutting principle across all clusters as soon as personal information is processed. The data protection officer is involved early; data flows, roles and protective measures are documented on a project-specific basis.
HSEE Xperts
Discuss your HSEE service requirement
Tell us the clusters you want, the project phase, existing roles, particular risks and the presence required.