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Framework Scorecard: Enabling a Global Company to Drive & Track Site Implementation of EHS Program Elements
Technology Category
- Analytics & Modeling - Data Mining
- Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics
Applicable Functions
- Discrete Manufacturing
- Quality Assurance
Use Cases
- Predictive Quality Analytics
- Process Control & Optimization
Services
- Data Science Services
- System Integration
The Challenge
The company launched an initiative to systematically implement EHS and Sustainability program elements to standardize key processes at all of their global sites. The challenge was to execute the initiative via a digital solution that enabled sites to adopt applicable program elements in a prioritized sequence with the concurrence of business program leaders, while providing continuous visibility to corporate management. The company needed to implement a phased priority scheme to manage EHS&S elements and set up a system that provided company-wide visibility to global sites. They also wanted to leverage data mining capabilities to easily identify risks across sites and drive corrective actions.
About The Customer
The customer is a publicly held, global industrial company. They are headquartered in Europe and have over 250 locations with 50,000 employees. They are top performers in their markets. The company launched an initiative to systematically implement EHS and Sustainability program elements to standardize key processes at all of their global sites.
The Solution
The company worked with Benchmark Gensuite to utilize a digital application, the Benchmark Gensuite Framework Scorecard, to facilitate the rollout and adoption of management system program elements across all of their sites, leveraging their previously established Benchmark Gensuite platform for EHS compliance and sustainability metrics tracking. The solution enables site-level assignment and tracking of individual program elements and process implementation expectations. It standardizes implementation through targeted implementation guidance notes and best practice sharing. It also provides visibility to site, business and corporate management on milestones accomplished by program element and analytical tools to identify key program gaps/needs.
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