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P ( PRODUCTION)
                             Q (QUALITY)

E                 P          S (SAFETY)
                             E (ENVIRONMENT)
                            La cac chi tieu duoc
                            kiem soat trong qua
S                 Q         trinh tao ra san pham
                            nham dam bao ca gia
                            tri duoc hoach dinh.




YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
Purpose of PQSE
including series of activities in order to
 control effectively to achieve the
 desired value
is a system of control mechanisms in
 the enterprise are specified by the
 regulations promulgated by the board
 management to reduce the risk for
 enterprises to achieve their goals


   YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
OBJECTIVE CONTROLLING SYSTEM
 Tầm nhìn (vision)
 Sứ mệnh (mission)
 Mục đích (Goal)
 Mục tiêu (Objective)
   - Mục tiêu (target)
    - Chiến lược (strategy)
    - Kế hoạch (plan)
    - Nhiệm vụ cụ thể (task)




 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
How to controlling in processing.

• Identify the Series of processing and
   establish process control system.

• Setting up specific goals.

• Factors affecting the process and
control all risks possible.



  YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
Industrial KPI in 2012.
                                           Taixing     Vietnam (PM)
Safety Frequency (LTA)                        0.1          0.1
Restricted Frequency Accidents               0.75          0.75
Procurement Saving (USD)                   100,000       120,000
Water (M3 of Water consumed/Produced MT)     0.14         0.475
CO2 (CO2 Eq MT/Produced MT)                 0.205         0.165
Waste disposal for landfill (MT)              234          750
Production volume (MT)                     1,860,000    1,089,000
Steam (Kg/Ton)                              262.81         305
Solvent (Liter/Ton)                          0.75          0.85
Power (Kw/ton)                              32.15          36
Oil in white flakes (%)                       0.5          0.5
Unplanned operational downtime (%)           1.55          1.2
Production capacity (MT/day)                6,200         3,300
Utilization capacity                                       95%
Maintenance cost (USD/ton)                    0.8          0.8
Heat cost (USD/ton)                                         7
Power cost (USD/ton)                                        2
Total cost without depreciation             14.55         19.39




            YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
Industrial KPI in 2013
                                                                                       Phu My
                                              KPI
                                                    YTD Sep 2012         Target 2012            Target 2013        2013 savings


General

Safety Frequency                                        0.00                0.10                   0.10


RWC+LTA                                                 0.00                0.75                   0.75


Total numbers of Customer Complaints- Food
                                                         0                   X                       6

Complaint rate(complained/sold volume)*100-Food
                                                                             X                     0.20

Unit cost for return and allowance-Agribusiness        0.3180               0.02                   0.25


Procurement Savings-OPEX                                       131,761     75,720                 150,000


Environmental

Water (M3 of Consumed H20 / Produced MT)
                                                                0.505               0.475                 0.475

CO2 (CO2 Eq.MT/ Produced MT)
                                                                0.128               0.165                 0.120

Waste Disposal for Landfill (MT)
                                                          4288.735                     750               4500.00

Waste Disposal for Landfill (MT per production)
                                                    0.00546              0.00069                0.00434




              YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
Industrial KPI in 2013
                                                                              Phu My
                                     KPI
                                           YTD Sep 2012     Target 2012            Target 2013        2013 savings

Extraction

Production volume (ton)                          785,319   1,089,000              1,036,750

Steam (kg/ton)                                     293.5        305                     280              279,923

Solvent (liter/ton)                                 0.92       0.85                     0.85               72,573

Power (kwh/ton)                                    31.64       36.0                     31.0               39,811

Coal (kg/ton)                                      42.89       45.0                     38.0             684,411

Meal moisture(%)                                   12.52                                12.5

Oil in white flakes (%)                              0.5       0.50                     0.48               76,720

oil in hull (%)                                     0.93       1.20                     0.92                4,925

Actone Insoluble (%), dry basis                    57.61      63.00                    63.00             163,451

Unplanned Operational Downtime (%)                   3.4               1.20                    1.50      295,474

Utilization Capacity                                75%                95%                     85%      1,620,440

OEE                                                89.52                                       90%

maintenance cost(US$/Mt)                            1.92       0.80                     0.80            1,161,160

heat cost                                           6.36       7.00                     6.00             373,230

power cost                                          1.84       2.00                     1.70             145,145

Total industrial cost w/o depr.                    15.37      19.39                    14.50             901,972




              YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
PRODUCTION
WHAT ARE FACTORS THAT EFFECT TO THE PROCESSING

Method 5M (determine resources):

 Man: con người.
 Money: Tài chính.
 Machine: Máy móc.
 Material: Nguyên vật liệu.
 Method: Phương pháp làm việc.


    YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
PRODUCTION
 WHAT ARE FACTORS THAT EFFECT TO THE PROCESSING?
 Manpower: con người.
 To ensure that all employees perform in the
  process must be trained
 ensure that the human resources available
  and always responsive to the process.
 Money: Tài chính.
 ensure financial resources are available and
  sufficient to ensure and maintain the
  implementation process.


   YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
PRODUCTION
    WHAT ARE FACTORS THAT EFFECT TO THE PROCESSING?

  Machine: Máy móc.
  Always ensure machinery is on stable operation.
  Must be well planned routine maintenance.
  Material: Nguyên vật liệu.
  inputs soybean and communities in the process must be
   accompanied Control. Analysis of influencing factors in the
   process.
 Method: Phương pháp làm việc.
is controlled by :
 MBO (management by Object)
• KPIs
 MBP (Management By Process).
• ISO900& 2200



     YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
PRODUCTION
             BUILDING UP THE DOCUMENTATION


      Hiệ n pháp/luậ t                            Sổ tay


          Nghị đị nh                             Thủ tụ c

                                          Hướ ng dẫ n công việ c,
Thông tư /Chỉ thị /Hướ ng dẫ n
                                          Quy đị nh, tiêu chuẩ n

        Mẫ u v ă n b ả n                    Biể u mẫ u/hồ sơ


        Bả n chấ t xây dự ng hệ thố ng tài liệ u là xây dự ng
                    hệ thố ng pháp luậ t cho DN.



   YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
PRODUCTION
        KPI's (Key Production Indicators)
 Quantity( volume).
• likely to increase capacity up to 3300 TPD .
 Quality with three products.
• Hulls.
• Meals.
• Oil degumed.
 Raw materials.
 Soybeans import
 Chemical .


    YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
PRODUCTION
          KPI's (Key Production Indicators)
Energy consumption.
 Steam consumption.
 Power consumption.
 Water consumption.
Capacity utilization.
 Boiler supply 3x21 tons of steam
  per hour.

   YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
OEE (Overall Equipment Efficiency)
   OEE (Overall Equipment Efficiency)
    The foundation for the OEE calculation if based on the information provided in the KPI’s for each
    operation. The OEE is determined by the following formula:
•   OEE = (Total Hours – Planned Downtime Used – Unscheduled                                     D/T
    Commercial
                     – Unscheduled D/T Other) / Total Hours.

•   Downtime
    Capacity-Kgs/Hr.

•   Production Hours
          Working day = 365- 9 * 24 = 8544 hrs
          Maintenance schedule = 12 * 24 = 288hrs
          Preventative maintenance: 14 * 24 = 336 hrs
    Theory downtime: 8455-(288+336)/8544 = 0.93
•   Planned Downtime Approved (BNA Only)

•   Planned Downtime Used
•   Report the total number of hours actually utilized for scheduled maintenance activities.
    Not to exceed 12 hours allowed for Preventative Maintenance or 14 days for Annual
    Shutdown.




       YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
OEE (Overall Equipment Efficiency)
• OEE = Percent Equipment Availability x
  Performance Rate x Quality Rate x 100

• Availability =Operating Time / Total Available
  Time x 100
• Performance Rate =Ideal Cycle Time x
  Processed Amount / Operating Time x 100
• Quality Rate =Processed Amount - Defect
  Amount / Processed Amount x 100



   YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
PRODUCTION
            KPI's (Key Production Indicators)

KPIs(Key performance indicators)




   YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
KPIs(Key performance indicators)




 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
STEAM CONSUMPTION
350
                                                                                   340.000
                                                                                   330.000   326.072
300                                                                                                         320.134
                                                                                   320.000                                  311.084
250
                                                                                   310.000
200                                                                                               305               305             305        305
                                                                                   300.000
150                                                                                290.000
                             Months in 2012   Steam Consumption on August   Goal
                                                                                   280.000                                                271.983
100
                                                                                   270.000
 50                                                                                260.000
  0                                                                                250.000
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                YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
Power consumption
                               Money Loss Due To The Power Cut Off
Production based on                                3150 Tons/day

Industries cost per day                                                    USD              VND
Soybean                                             3150   Tons/day          1953000   40,749,345,000.00
Hexane (Liter)                                 2,668.333   Liter/day        2,668.33       55,674,775.00
Power (Kwh)                                  103,266.667   Kwh/day       5679.666667      118,506,245.00
Coal (Mt)                                        141.680   Ton/day         19,835.20      413,861,448.00
Steam (Mt)                                     1,014.867   Ton/day         20,297.33      423,503,853.05
City Water (m3)                                1,616.000   m3/day             565.60       11,801,244.00
SG&A                                                                           15750      328,623,750.00
Sum cost                                                                2,017,796.13   42,101,316,315.05
Product get                                                                USD              VND
Soybean meal production
average                                         2,331.00   Ton/day      1,282,050.00   26,749,973,250.00

Soybean oil production average                   607.95    Ton/day       790,335.00    16,490,339,775.00
Soybean hull production
average                                          126.00    Ton/day         11,340.00      236,609,100.00
Sum benefit                                                             2,083,725.00   43,476,922,125.00
Benefit get per day                                                        65,928.87    1,375,605,809.96
Benefit get per hour                                                        2,747.04       57,316,908.75

Industries cost per hour                                                   USD              VND
Hexane (Liter)                                    111.18   Liter/hour         111.18       2,319,782.29
Power (Kwh)                                     4,302.78   Kwh/hour           236.65       4,937,760.21
Coal (Mt)                                           5.90   Ton/hour           826.47      17,244,227.00
Steam (Mt)                                         42.29   Ton/hour           845.72      17,645,993.88
City Water (m3)                                    67.33   m3/hour             23.57         491,718.50
SG&A                                                                          656.25      13,692,656.25
Sum industries cost per hour                                                2,699.84       56,332,138.13




        YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
REDUCE BREAKDOWN TIME




                              29h
                             Break
  3.92%                      down/
                                      11h
  Ratio                      mont
               1.5%                  Break
                               h
               Ratio                 down/
                                     month




YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
SOLVENT CONSUMPTION




YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
REDUCE OIL IN WHITE FLAKER




YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
PRODUCTION QUALITY AND SAFETY


• We make products that meet
  established quality standards, satisfy
  customer requirements and which are
  safe for the uses for which they are
  intended.




   YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
PRODUCTION QUALITY AND SAFETY
Maintain the PQSE Food & Feed Safety and
Quality Working Group;
Food & Feed Safety and Quality Working
Group participation in PQSE project reviews;
implement and monitor KPIs and metrics;
site audits and inspections;
establish a process to keep current with
legislative requirements in each locality;
maintain appropriate Quality Management
Systems; HACCP.



 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
PRODUCTION QUALITY AND SAFETY
Hulls quality.



Meals quality.

Oil degummed quality




 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
SAFETY



• We are committed to safety and a
  zero-incident culture.




  YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
SAFETY
Treat as an integral part of the business, not a
separate activity, with active involvement by leaders
at all levels.
The Bunge Safety Management System should be
implemented globally, including local audits in local
language – Industrial once per year minimum, Silos
and Ports every two years;
Use proactive metrics and reactive metrics in
addition to LTA stats;
Connect 27 safety rules; make part of monthly letter;
 Get all employees involved both on and off the job.



 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
ENVIRONMENT

We are responsible, law-abiding
corporate citizens and good neighbors,
and we protect the environment by
minimizing resource use, waste and
emissions.




 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
ENVIRONMENT
Maintain the PQSE Environment Working Group;
 Environment Working Group participation in PQSE
project reviews;
 Approved set of standards; implement and monitor
KPIs and metrics; site audits and inspections;
properly operate and maintain related equipment;
Establish a process to keep current with legislative
requirements in each locality;
Establish and maintain an environmental
management system;
 Make room in the Capex Plan for related projects;
 Support programs and activities that foster good
relations within the community.



 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM

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Qc report

  • 1. P ( PRODUCTION) Q (QUALITY) E P S (SAFETY) E (ENVIRONMENT) La cac chi tieu duoc kiem soat trong qua S Q trinh tao ra san pham nham dam bao ca gia tri duoc hoach dinh. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 2. Purpose of PQSE including series of activities in order to control effectively to achieve the desired value is a system of control mechanisms in the enterprise are specified by the regulations promulgated by the board management to reduce the risk for enterprises to achieve their goals YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 3. OBJECTIVE CONTROLLING SYSTEM Tầm nhìn (vision) Sứ mệnh (mission) Mục đích (Goal) Mục tiêu (Objective) - Mục tiêu (target) - Chiến lược (strategy) - Kế hoạch (plan) - Nhiệm vụ cụ thể (task) YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 4. How to controlling in processing. • Identify the Series of processing and establish process control system. • Setting up specific goals. • Factors affecting the process and control all risks possible. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 5. Industrial KPI in 2012. Taixing Vietnam (PM) Safety Frequency (LTA) 0.1 0.1 Restricted Frequency Accidents 0.75 0.75 Procurement Saving (USD) 100,000 120,000 Water (M3 of Water consumed/Produced MT) 0.14 0.475 CO2 (CO2 Eq MT/Produced MT) 0.205 0.165 Waste disposal for landfill (MT) 234 750 Production volume (MT) 1,860,000 1,089,000 Steam (Kg/Ton) 262.81 305 Solvent (Liter/Ton) 0.75 0.85 Power (Kw/ton) 32.15 36 Oil in white flakes (%) 0.5 0.5 Unplanned operational downtime (%) 1.55 1.2 Production capacity (MT/day) 6,200 3,300 Utilization capacity 95% Maintenance cost (USD/ton) 0.8 0.8 Heat cost (USD/ton) 7 Power cost (USD/ton) 2 Total cost without depreciation 14.55 19.39 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 6. Industrial KPI in 2013 Phu My KPI YTD Sep 2012 Target 2012 Target 2013 2013 savings General Safety Frequency 0.00 0.10 0.10 RWC+LTA 0.00 0.75 0.75 Total numbers of Customer Complaints- Food 0 X 6 Complaint rate(complained/sold volume)*100-Food X 0.20 Unit cost for return and allowance-Agribusiness 0.3180 0.02 0.25 Procurement Savings-OPEX 131,761 75,720 150,000 Environmental Water (M3 of Consumed H20 / Produced MT) 0.505 0.475 0.475 CO2 (CO2 Eq.MT/ Produced MT) 0.128 0.165 0.120 Waste Disposal for Landfill (MT) 4288.735 750 4500.00 Waste Disposal for Landfill (MT per production) 0.00546 0.00069 0.00434 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 7. Industrial KPI in 2013 Phu My KPI YTD Sep 2012 Target 2012 Target 2013 2013 savings Extraction Production volume (ton) 785,319 1,089,000 1,036,750 Steam (kg/ton) 293.5 305 280 279,923 Solvent (liter/ton) 0.92 0.85 0.85 72,573 Power (kwh/ton) 31.64 36.0 31.0 39,811 Coal (kg/ton) 42.89 45.0 38.0 684,411 Meal moisture(%) 12.52 12.5 Oil in white flakes (%) 0.5 0.50 0.48 76,720 oil in hull (%) 0.93 1.20 0.92 4,925 Actone Insoluble (%), dry basis 57.61 63.00 63.00 163,451 Unplanned Operational Downtime (%) 3.4 1.20 1.50 295,474 Utilization Capacity 75% 95% 85% 1,620,440 OEE 89.52 90% maintenance cost(US$/Mt) 1.92 0.80 0.80 1,161,160 heat cost 6.36 7.00 6.00 373,230 power cost 1.84 2.00 1.70 145,145 Total industrial cost w/o depr. 15.37 19.39 14.50 901,972 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 8. PRODUCTION WHAT ARE FACTORS THAT EFFECT TO THE PROCESSING Method 5M (determine resources):  Man: con người.  Money: Tài chính.  Machine: Máy móc.  Material: Nguyên vật liệu.  Method: Phương pháp làm việc. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 9. PRODUCTION WHAT ARE FACTORS THAT EFFECT TO THE PROCESSING?  Manpower: con người.  To ensure that all employees perform in the process must be trained  ensure that the human resources available and always responsive to the process.  Money: Tài chính.  ensure financial resources are available and sufficient to ensure and maintain the implementation process. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 10. PRODUCTION WHAT ARE FACTORS THAT EFFECT TO THE PROCESSING?  Machine: Máy móc.  Always ensure machinery is on stable operation.  Must be well planned routine maintenance.  Material: Nguyên vật liệu.  inputs soybean and communities in the process must be accompanied Control. Analysis of influencing factors in the process.  Method: Phương pháp làm việc. is controlled by :  MBO (management by Object) • KPIs  MBP (Management By Process). • ISO900& 2200 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 11. PRODUCTION BUILDING UP THE DOCUMENTATION Hiệ n pháp/luậ t Sổ tay Nghị đị nh Thủ tụ c Hướ ng dẫ n công việ c, Thông tư /Chỉ thị /Hướ ng dẫ n Quy đị nh, tiêu chuẩ n Mẫ u v ă n b ả n Biể u mẫ u/hồ sơ Bả n chấ t xây dự ng hệ thố ng tài liệ u là xây dự ng hệ thố ng pháp luậ t cho DN. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 12. PRODUCTION KPI's (Key Production Indicators)  Quantity( volume). • likely to increase capacity up to 3300 TPD .  Quality with three products. • Hulls. • Meals. • Oil degumed.  Raw materials.  Soybeans import  Chemical . YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 13. PRODUCTION KPI's (Key Production Indicators) Energy consumption.  Steam consumption.  Power consumption.  Water consumption. Capacity utilization.  Boiler supply 3x21 tons of steam per hour. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 14. OEE (Overall Equipment Efficiency)  OEE (Overall Equipment Efficiency) The foundation for the OEE calculation if based on the information provided in the KPI’s for each operation. The OEE is determined by the following formula: • OEE = (Total Hours – Planned Downtime Used – Unscheduled D/T Commercial – Unscheduled D/T Other) / Total Hours. • Downtime Capacity-Kgs/Hr. • Production Hours Working day = 365- 9 * 24 = 8544 hrs Maintenance schedule = 12 * 24 = 288hrs Preventative maintenance: 14 * 24 = 336 hrs Theory downtime: 8455-(288+336)/8544 = 0.93 • Planned Downtime Approved (BNA Only) • Planned Downtime Used • Report the total number of hours actually utilized for scheduled maintenance activities. Not to exceed 12 hours allowed for Preventative Maintenance or 14 days for Annual Shutdown. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 15. OEE (Overall Equipment Efficiency) • OEE = Percent Equipment Availability x Performance Rate x Quality Rate x 100 • Availability =Operating Time / Total Available Time x 100 • Performance Rate =Ideal Cycle Time x Processed Amount / Operating Time x 100 • Quality Rate =Processed Amount - Defect Amount / Processed Amount x 100 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 16. PRODUCTION KPI's (Key Production Indicators) KPIs(Key performance indicators) YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 17. KPIs(Key performance indicators) YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 18. STEAM CONSUMPTION 350 340.000 330.000 326.072 300 320.134 320.000 311.084 250 310.000 200 305 305 305 305 300.000 150 290.000 Months in 2012 Steam Consumption on August Goal 280.000 271.983 100 270.000 50 260.000 0 250.000 240.000 -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A Ju u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u ly g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A -A u u u u u u u u u M g g g g g g g g g a y n Ju e A p ril May Jun JuL Aug 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A u g st 0 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 1 0 2 1 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 2 0 3 1 3 b e r O cto cm m D N be bo ve r r m bSp te r Steam Consumption KPI YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 19. Power consumption Money Loss Due To The Power Cut Off Production based on 3150 Tons/day Industries cost per day USD VND Soybean 3150 Tons/day 1953000 40,749,345,000.00 Hexane (Liter) 2,668.333 Liter/day 2,668.33 55,674,775.00 Power (Kwh) 103,266.667 Kwh/day 5679.666667 118,506,245.00 Coal (Mt) 141.680 Ton/day 19,835.20 413,861,448.00 Steam (Mt) 1,014.867 Ton/day 20,297.33 423,503,853.05 City Water (m3) 1,616.000 m3/day 565.60 11,801,244.00 SG&A 15750 328,623,750.00 Sum cost 2,017,796.13 42,101,316,315.05 Product get USD VND Soybean meal production average 2,331.00 Ton/day 1,282,050.00 26,749,973,250.00 Soybean oil production average 607.95 Ton/day 790,335.00 16,490,339,775.00 Soybean hull production average 126.00 Ton/day 11,340.00 236,609,100.00 Sum benefit 2,083,725.00 43,476,922,125.00 Benefit get per day 65,928.87 1,375,605,809.96 Benefit get per hour 2,747.04 57,316,908.75 Industries cost per hour USD VND Hexane (Liter) 111.18 Liter/hour 111.18 2,319,782.29 Power (Kwh) 4,302.78 Kwh/hour 236.65 4,937,760.21 Coal (Mt) 5.90 Ton/hour 826.47 17,244,227.00 Steam (Mt) 42.29 Ton/hour 845.72 17,645,993.88 City Water (m3) 67.33 m3/hour 23.57 491,718.50 SG&A 656.25 13,692,656.25 Sum industries cost per hour 2,699.84 56,332,138.13 YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 20. REDUCE BREAKDOWN TIME 29h Break 3.92% down/ 11h Ratio mont 1.5% Break h Ratio down/ month YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 22. REDUCE OIL IN WHITE FLAKER YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 23. PRODUCTION QUALITY AND SAFETY • We make products that meet established quality standards, satisfy customer requirements and which are safe for the uses for which they are intended. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 24. PRODUCTION QUALITY AND SAFETY Maintain the PQSE Food & Feed Safety and Quality Working Group; Food & Feed Safety and Quality Working Group participation in PQSE project reviews; implement and monitor KPIs and metrics; site audits and inspections; establish a process to keep current with legislative requirements in each locality; maintain appropriate Quality Management Systems; HACCP. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 25. PRODUCTION QUALITY AND SAFETY Hulls quality. Meals quality. Oil degummed quality YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 26. SAFETY • We are committed to safety and a zero-incident culture. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 27. SAFETY Treat as an integral part of the business, not a separate activity, with active involvement by leaders at all levels. The Bunge Safety Management System should be implemented globally, including local audits in local language – Industrial once per year minimum, Silos and Ports every two years; Use proactive metrics and reactive metrics in addition to LTA stats; Connect 27 safety rules; make part of monthly letter; Get all employees involved both on and off the job. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 28. ENVIRONMENT We are responsible, law-abiding corporate citizens and good neighbors, and we protect the environment by minimizing resource use, waste and emissions. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM
  • 29. ENVIRONMENT Maintain the PQSE Environment Working Group; Environment Working Group participation in PQSE project reviews; Approved set of standards; implement and monitor KPIs and metrics; site audits and inspections; properly operate and maintain related equipment; Establish a process to keep current with legislative requirements in each locality; Establish and maintain an environmental management system; Make room in the Capex Plan for related projects; Support programs and activities that foster good relations within the community. YOUNG ENGINEER TRAINING PROGRAM