Human Right Risk Assessment

A process conducted to identify, analyze, and manage potential risks of human rights violations in company operations and activities.

Risk Identification
Identifying human rights risks relevant to the company's supply chain.
Risk Analysis
Assessing the potential impact of these risks on affected individuals and communities.
Risk Mitigation
Developing and implementing measures to prevent negative impacts.
Monitoring & Evaluation
Continuous assessment of the effectiveness of implemented measures.
Reporting
Reporting human rights risk assessment results to stakeholders and ensuring transparency.

This process refers to international standards such as the International Labour Organization (ILO), which includes:

  1. ILO Convention No. 87 on Freedom of Association
  2. ILO Convention No. 98 on Right to Collective Bargaining
  3. ILO Conventions No. 29 and No. 105 on Forced Labour
  4. ILO Conventions No. 138 and No. 182 on Child Labour
  5. ILO Conventions No. 100 and No. 111 on Discrimination
  6. ILO Convention No. 190 on Violence and Harassment in the World of Work
  7. ILO Convention No. 155 on Occupational Safety and Health
  8. UNGPs on Business and Human Rights

Human Rights Risks

Stakeholder Groups Human Rights Issues
Employees
(Permanent &
Contract)
1. Occupational Safety and Health (OSH)
2. Decent working conditions & fair wages
3. Non-discrimination & gender equality
4. Privacy & personal data protection
5. Freedom of association & collective bargaining
6. Violence & harassment in the workplace
Suppliers & Business Partners 7. Forced labour, child labour, and human trafficking
8. Working conditions and safety with partners
9. Discrimination
10. Privacy & personal data protection
Local Communities &
Surrounding Communities
11. Right to a healthy environment
12. Right to water & natural resources
13. Right to information & public participation
14. Potential social conflict & displacement
Customers 15. Privacy & customer data security
16. Access to environmentally friendly products

Risk Level

Human Rights Risk Assessment

Key Human Rights Risks

The results of human rights risk assessment across all company operational locations demonstrate Pupuk Kaltim's commitment to conducting regular evaluation and review of human rights risk mapping.

Employee Occupational Safety and Health (OSH)

Human Rights Issue Occupational Safety and Health (OSH)
Stakeholder Groups Permanent employees, contract workers, expert staff, interns and prospective employees
Risk Description Occurrence of workplace accidents (fatality)
Impact • Minor workplace injuries to fatalities
• Long-term health disorders due to exposure to hazardous materials
• Operational disruption and potential plant shutdown
• Legal litigation and company reputation damage
• Decreased workforce morale & productivity
Tingkat Risiko High
Mitigation Measures
  • Implementation of zero accident culture.
  • OSH training and certification for all workers & contractors.
  • Use of international standard PPE and routine maintenance.
  • Regular OSH inspections and audits.
  • Strengthening digital reporting & monitoring systems (real-time monitoring).
  • Emergency response simulations and routine evaluations.
Remedial Measures
  • Immediate medical treatment & victim compensation.
  • Incident investigation by independent OSH team.
  • Correction of monitoring systems and SOPs related to incident area.
  • Sanctions and corrective actions against late units or vendors.
  • Open communication to stakeholders and comprehensive follow-up improvements.

    • Pupuk Indonesia Customer Service:
    • 0800 100 8001 (Toll Free)
    • 0811 991 8001 (WhatsApp)
    • konsumen@pupuk-indonesia.com
    • Gedung Graha Phonska, Lt. 4. Jalan Tanah Abang III, No. 116 Jakarta Pusat 10160

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