MANAGING RISK IN ASSOCIATED BRITISH FOODS
Steve Bradley
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1 MANAGING RISK IN ASSOCIATED BRITISH FOODS Steve Bradley 97,000 employees George Weston, CEO UK Grocery Twinings Ovo ACH George Weston Foods ABF Ingredients AB Mauri AB Agri British Sugar Group Primark AB World Foods Allied
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George Weston, CEO
Centre
Products
Asia
Pacific
UK Grocery
97,000 employees
Twinings Ovo ACH George Weston Foods ABF Ingredients AB Mauri AB Agri
British Sugar Group
Primark
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Brazil Argentina Canada Chile Columbia Ecuador Finland Germany India Indonesia Malawi Malaysia Mozambique Netherlands New Zealand Peru Philippines Poland Portugal South Africa Australia Ireland UK Spain Swaziland Switzerland Tanzania Thailand Vietnam Turkey Uruguay US Zambia Pakistan Mexico France Sri-Lanka Italy China
40 Countries
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Men and machetes 15,000 people movements a day!
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Raw material transport
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Large factories
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Machinery
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Chemical operations
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Sophisticated operations and control systems
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Highly automated processes
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Large bakeries
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Vehicles and members of the public
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Members of the public
Autonomous structure allows flexibility and entrepreneurship Very ‘hands-off’ corporate style (only 94 direct ABF employees) 97,000 employees in 30 companies in 40 countries
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Legal compliance in the countries in which we operate High levels of operating efficiency Sustained growth Sustained safety improvement Few rigid global standards or ‘manuals’
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Seed coating and grain processing Flours Yeast and bakery ingredients Enzymes, lipids, proteins, yeast extracts and emulsifiers Bread, baked goods and crisp breads Sugars Rice and rice products Ethnic sauces Cooked meats Teas & Ovaltine Animal feed Clothing and soft furnishing
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No common processes or products 46 different legal jurisdictions 30 different company cultures
No ‘Operating Manual’ No universal standards Generic policies & business principles
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Accountable director Responsible senior manager Businesses responsible for assessing the risks Businesses responsible for managing the risks
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Local auditors Local legal standards Local norms Data verification
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Legal / Risk / Data Red / Amber / Green Closeouts at sites and corporately Follow up 1 year later Appointing a Programme Manager ‘Helping companies to remember’
Each company has robust safety improvement plan Reviewed by ABF Tracked closure of material issues
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Annual meeting of senior safety professionals Three a year for our Chinese operations Sharing audit findings with sister sites Safety alerts ABF and operating companies
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Accountability in subsidiary operating companies Freedom to operate and deliver the end results Working within local laws and standards Sharing knowledge Audits to check actual standards Clear improvement plans
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