Representatives of the companies of the Cubatao Industrial Estate participated in this Wednesday (17) of the workshop Human Factors in Occupational Safety, promoted by the Center for Integration and Development (Cide), with support from the São Paulo State Industry Center (Ciesp) – Regional of Cubatão.
The event was organized by Cide’s Technical Commission for Work Safety and brought together about 30 professionals from associated companies and service providers who were able to expand their knowledge of the area through a lecture given by SafeStart’s Key Account Manager, Ricardo Semeghini.
The content presented is an important factor for safety in the workplace. Aspects such as haste, frustration, fatigue and complacency can lead to unintentional actions, which increase the risk of an accident. According to Ricardo, 90% of incidents and injuries are caused by human error.
The Speaker also pointed out that accidents are not restricted only to companies, risk is also present in the routes. An example of this is the fact that 25% of auto accidents have as their main cause, sleeping at the wheel. “The objective of this meeting is for professionals to learn important concepts that contribute to the well-being of workers, as well as reduce the risk of accidents caused by human factors”, says Ricardo.
For the coordinator of the Technical Commission of Work Safety, Renan Vieira, the concepts presented are interconnected to the safety procedures practiced in the industry. “We always strive to be attentive to solutions that contribute to the reduction of accidents in industries and human behavior must remain as a priority parameter to be monitored”.
The meeting brought together Occupational Safety professionals and related areas
Technical Commissions
The Technical Committees are working groups formed by members of companies associated with Cide and Ciesp Cubatão, which develop actions and projects for the sustainable development of the Cubatao Industrial Estate and, consequently, the municipality.
The members were promoted to the CCC with the planning for the new works
The Consultative Community Council of the Industrial Complex of Cubatão completes its 20 years of operation in 2019. Formed by representatives of industry, government, civil society and community leaders, the forum is an open dialogue channel conducted by the Center for Development Integration (CIDE) and brings together members monthly to discuss issues related to the Polo and surrounding communities. Each member also has the role of spokesperson to disseminate relevant information to the other residents of the neighborhoods they represent.
The Council works on projects and discussions across three fronts of action Education, Training and Employability; Health, safety and environment; and Projects.
In recent years, the council underwent a restructuring and had its way of improving operations with the creation of its internal regiment, based on the premises of Responsible Performance of the Brazilian Association of Chemical Industries – Abiquim. The new regiment was executed in March 2017, with the right to recognition of Abiquim for adopting the guidelines of the Responsible Action Program, in the requirement of open and transparent communication with stakeholders of Social Dialogue. With this formalization, the CCC of the Industrial Pole also began to participate in the National Meeting of the CCCs of Abiquim, held every year by the Commission of Dialogue with the Community.
For Irenilda Brito, a member of the council for 18 years and a representative of the Group of Leisure and Citizenship of the third age, the dialogue between the community and the industries is of extreme importance for the strengthening of the group in the city. She recalls the previous years and highlights her learning through projects and technical visits to the Polo, telling about her expectations for the future. “I hope we continue with the same commitment since the beginning of the CCC. We have to continue growing as a group to strengthen our bond, wear the same shirt and work on continuous improvement for the community.”
New projects
Members are common in our monthly activities at Cide/Ciesp Cubatão
Currently, coordinated by Caroline Carneiro and Renan Vieira, representatives of the company Yara Fertilizantes, and with the participation of the Executive Director of Cide, Raul Elias Pinto, as patron, the council integrates to its group new members belonging to the majority of the communities of the municipality.
For this year and 2020, the CCC will play a key role in carrying out studies on the Apell projects – Alert and Preparing Communities for Emergencies at the Local Level and for the revitalization of Agenda 21 from 2020 to 2035, as well as conducting other projects for the community.
Representing the Municipal Council for Children and Adolescents (CMDCA), Antônio Jorge emphasizes the pride of being a member of the CCC and of integration with the community. “I see my participation as a great responsibility that goes beyond being present at the meetings, but also working together with the Industrial Condominium in favor of the population for social growth. In my years of acting in the council, I have acquired experiences and knowledge to effectively participate in community issues. For the future, I believe the history of the CCC will inspire new community leaders for our city.”
“We have a group that represents the voice of the community. Throughout the history of our Community Advisory Council, the Industrial Pole has been able to get closer to the community, promote open dialogue and develop projects that have brought and bring significant results for the sustainable development of communities. Looking back, all the way down here, we see the main motivation we have to work for a better Cubatão: our union. May our integration remain as our greatest strength for new achievements in the coming years,” comments Raul Elias Pinto.
Today is World Environment Day, a moment of awareness for actions aimed at preserving the planet.
Cubatão is recognized by the UN as a symbol of environmental recovery. To support the title, large investments in control and environmental programs were carried out by the Industrial Pole of the city, through the Cide Industrial Condominium, consolidating the partnership between public power, private initiative and community.
Several actions are maintained through the execution of emission control and monitoring programs; management and reuse of waste; rational use of energy and water resources; maintenance of control systems and implementation of environmental improvements.
Over time, actions are enhanced with the objective of ensuring the commitment of environmental performance and quality of life of the population.
Cide counts on the Technical Commission for Protection and Defense of the Environment (Prodema) to build joint actions aimed at protecting and protecting the environment. The group actively participates in events such as the Baixada Santista Basin Committee (CBH / BS), Cubatão Municipal Environment Council (Comdema), Contingency Plan for Serra do Mar, among others.
Chronology of Environmental Recovery and Investment in Cubatão
2017 – Shared Environmental Management, resulting in integrated sustainability
2015 – New Environmental Control Actions focused on the new air quality standards of the State of São Paulo
2014 – 20 years without occurrences of critical episodes of air pollution. Actions of environmental improvements
2013 – 30 years since the beginning of the Environmental Control Program
2010 – 100% control of primary sources of pollution
2008 – monitoring of river quality
2004 – Continuous monitoring of atmospheric emissions. Initiation of renewable licensing by operations
1992 – Cubatão is recognized by the UN as “City Symbol of Environmental Recovery”
1990 – Beginning of actions for sanitation
1989 – Control of fugitive dust
1985 and 1984 – Start Operation Summer and Start Operation Winter
1983 – Beginning of the Environmental Pollution Control Program
1976 – Pollution Control Law in the State of São Paulo
1975 – 18 industries are already installed in Cubatão
1922 – First industry in Cubatão
Operation Winter
The Operation Daily Traversed as Principal Roads of the Industrial Pole of Cubatão
The operation, which occurs 24 years ago in Cubatão between May and September – a period in which the weather conditions are unfavorable and the climate predominant is drier – is already underway in 2019 and consists of the daily wetting of roads and also within companies.
The entire process is done with reuse water and aims to maintain the quality of the air, preserving the health of the workers and the residents of the region.
In the last years, it was verified that Cubatão went through the winter period without any critical episode of air quality. It is estimated that in 2019, an average of 21 million liters of reuse water was used and traveled about 18,900 km.
For the executive manager of Cide, Valmir Ramos Ruiz, the actions of environmental preservation are commitments signed between industry and municipality. “We commit ourselves daily to initiatives and projects aimed at environmental preservation, it is gratifying to be able to see projects such as Operation Winter, contributing to the Polo meeting the required parameters and remaining with its activities. This synergy is decisive for the sustainable development of the city”.
Faced with the challenges of the economy and in the midst of the actions that Brazil has been proposing to resume growth, synergy is the fundamental fuel for the search for shared solutions.
Cubatão enjoys ideal attributes to attract new investments, especially those related to the manufacturing industry. The partnership between Industrial Condominium and public power to publicize the potential of Polo has made the municipality recognized by several publics in the Country and the world, either by the production of high quality raw material, skilled workforce and industry-oriented logistics infrastructure complete, among many other reasons. All this effort aims to contribute to increasing employability and fostering local commerce.
The permanent dialogue with the community gives voice to the population and reaffirms the industry’s commitment to sustainable development and, consequently, to the entire region.
On this date, the important thing is to be united, because together we will always be stronger.
The Center for Integration and Development (Cide) and the City of Cubatão received a delegation of representatives of companies associated with the France Chamber of Commerce in Brazil, led by the executive director Sueli Lartigue (Cide / Ciesp Cubatão) , to meet the Industrial Pole of the city and the program Cubatão – The Factory of Opportunities. The meeting was moderated by executive manager Valmir Ramos Ruiz and also counted on the participation of the Secretaries of Finance and Employment and Sustainable Development, Genaldo Antônio dos Santos and Marcos Espírito Santo, as well as the director of the Revenue Department, Luiz Alberto Maia da Silva.
The main objective of the visit was to present the program Cubatão – The Opportunity Factory, which aims to disseminate the main advantages for manufacturing industries in the city: quality raw materials by large companies; strategic support of Cide / Ciesp Cubatão; abundant mesh of energy and water; full logistics knit; universities and technical schools geared to industry; proximity to the port of Santos and the capital of São Paulo; environmental recovery investments; among others.
Visitors also had the opportunity to meet the Industrial Pole of the municipality and main steel production facilities of Usiminas.
Valmir Ruiz highlighted all the potential that Cubatão has and the synergy with the city as the main attractions for new industries. “As the largest industrial hub in Latin America, Cubatão has the ideal structure to receive manufacturing industries. With the support of the City Hall, we can encourage the sector. This attracts more companies, creates more jobs and strengthens trade. ” Valmir also highlighted recent achievements of the municipality through the integration of industry and public power, such as the reopening of Cubatão Hospital, administered by the São Francisco Xavier Foundation, Usiminas, and the Faculty of Medicine – São Judas Tadeu University.
“The Chamber has existed for 119 years and we are the first bilateral, with headquarters in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais and Paraná. We hold these events to show opportunities in every region we visit, “said CCIFB Executive Director Sueli Lartigue.
The local workforce was also emphasized during the meeting. “Cubatão has a skilled workforce, constantly improving,” declared Espírito Santo. “Cubatão is close to universities and technical schools that train professionals to work in the industry,” Ruiz said.
The finance secretary reinforced the partnership. “We have a tax incentive project to attract the sector and we are ready to meet,” he said, noting that the arrival of new companies also benefits the local population and commerce.
In recent months, the Opportunity Factory program was taken by Cide to the world’s leading chambers of commerce in Brazil, such as France, China, Spain, Japan, Russia, among others.
On April 2, the Brazilian Association of the Chemical Industry (Abiquim) hosted the first Meeting of Representatives of Industrial Poles, which houses companies in the chemical sector. Valmir Ramos Ruiz, the executive manager of the Center for Integration and Development (Cide), participated in the meeting with the other representatives of the other poles: the executive director of the Association of Enterprises of Campos Elíseos (Assecampe), Jorge Rezende; the Superintendent of Health, Safety and Environment of the Committee for the Development of the Camaçari Complex (Cofic), Aurinézio Calheira; the executive manager of the Committee of Industrial Development of Polo Grande ABC (Cofip ABC), Francisco Ruiz; and the executive director of the Industrial Development Committee of the Polo of Triunfo (Cofip RS), Sidnei dos Anjos.
The representatives presented the organizational structure and the actions developed by each committee. According to the executive manager of Cofip ABC, Francisco Ruiz, the objective of the group was to create an executive agenda, with topics common to the poles, that can be worked together, from the exchange of experiences and the creation of opportunities to use ideas already developed, so as to shorten the deployment, always safeguarding the local culture conditions. He adds that the Brazilian poles have similar characteristics as: communities and neighbors around the facilities; relationship with the public power; federal, state and municipal legislation; best practices in safety, health and the environment; synergy in business.
The Technical Advisor of Abiquim’s Responsible Management Committee, Yáskara Barrilli, participated in the meeting and presented the work developed by the committee and emphasized the importance of the work in the Multiplication Centers as a way of disseminating good practices among companies in each region and of actions with the environmental agencies and fire brigades for the valorization of the Responsible Action Program®.
For Valmir Ruiz, the meeting spells out the importance of the Industrial Poles to organize themselves as a condominium to obtain positive results through synergy. “Industrial Condominium are a world trend and the Brazilian industrial centers are prepared to work with this new management. Companies are always looking for continuous improvement in their processes and, with the arrival of Industry 4.0, technology becomes a common medium for this purpose. Through Cide, the industries work in an integrated way to create innovative solutions that help in the sustainable development of the Polo and the municipality”.
Further meetings are planned between representatives of the industrial poles for further discussions on these topics.
A Associação Brasileira da Indústria Química (Abiquim) sediou no dia 2 de abril o primeiro Encontro de Representantes dos Polos Industriais, que abrigam empresas do setor químico. O gerente-executivo do Centro de Integração e Desenvolvimento (Cide), Valmir Ramos Ruiz, participou da reunião junto aos demais representantes dos outros polos: o diretor executivo da Associação de Empresas de Campos Elíseos (Assecampe), Jorge Rezende; o superintendente de Saúde, Segurança e Meio Ambiente do Comitê de Fomento do Polo de Camaçari (Cofic), Aurinézio Calheira; o gerente-executivo do Comitê de Fomento Industrial do Polo do Grande ABC (Cofip ABC), Francisco Ruiz; e o diretor executivo do Comitê de Fomento Industrial do Polo de Triunfo (Cofip RS), Sidnei dos Anjos.
Os representares apresentaram a estrutura organizacional e as ações desenvolvidas por cada comitê. Segundo o gerente executivo do Cofip ABC, Francisco Ruiz, o objetivo do grupo foi criar uma pauta executiva, com temas comuns aos polos, que possam ser trabalhados conjuntamente, a partir da troca de experiências e da criação de oportunidades de utilizar ideias já desenvolvidas, de modo a abreviar a implantação, salvaguardando sempre as condições de cultura locais. Ele complementa que os polos brasileiros têm características parecidas como: comunidades e vizinhos no entorno das instalações; relacionamento com o poder público; legislações federais, estaduais e municipais; melhores práticas de segurança, saúde e meio ambiente; sinergia nos negócios.
A assessora Técnica da Comissão de Gestão do Atuação Responsável da Abiquim, Yáskara Barrilli, participou da reunião e apresentou o trabalho desenvolvido pela comissão e ressaltou a importância dos trabalhos nos Núcleos de Multiplicação como forma de difundir as boas práticas entre as empresas de cada região e das ações junto aos órgãos ambientais e corpo de bombeiros para a valorização do Programa Atuação Responsável®.
Para Valmir Ruiz, a reunião difunde a importância dos Polos Industriais se organizarem como condomínio para obterem resultados positivos por meio da sinergia. “Condomínios Industriais são tendência mundial e os polos industriais brasileiros estão preparados para atuarem com esta nova gestão. As empresas sempre estão em busca de melhoria contínua em seus processos e, com a chegada da Indústria 4.0, a tecnologia se torna um meio comum para este objetivo. Através do Cide, as indústrias trabalham de forma integrada para criar soluções inovadoras que auxiliem no desenvolvimento sustentável do Polo e do município”.
Estão previstos novos encontros entre representantes dos polos industriais para novas discussões sobre esses temas.
No último dia 17, O Centro das Indústrias do Estado de São Paulo (Ciesp) – Regional de Cubatão recebeu a visita do novo presidente do Conselho de Desenvolvimento da Região Metropolitana da Baixada Santista (Condesb), Luiz Maurício Passos de Carvalho Pereira. O presidente, que também é o atual de prefeito de Peruíbe, foi eleito em março para exercer o cargo com o mandado de um ano, substituindo o ex-presidente e prefeito de São Vicente, Pedro Gouvêa.
O encontro reuniu a Diretoria do Ciesp Cubatão, representada pelo diretor titular Raul Elias Pinto e 2° vice-diretor José Roberto Heleno de Marquis, e o Conselho Diretor da instituição, além de contar com a participação do secretário municipal de Finanças do Guarujá, Adalberto Ferreira da Silva, representando o prefeito da cidade, Valter Suman.
Assim como nas gestões anteriores, o Ciesp Cubatão apresentou ao novo presidente da Condesb pleitos e contribuições desenvolvidos por grupos de trabalho, formados por integrantes da Indústria, com o principal objetivo de auxiliar às gestões municipais no fomento do desenvolvimento sustentável da Região Metropolitana da Baixada Santista como um todo. Os temas abordados no documento integram ações e direcionamentos nos principais segmentos de atuação da indústria e de grande importância para as cidades da região como: siderurgia, química, fertilizantes, petróleo/derivados, serviços, infraestrutura, turismo, cultural e social. O material também foi entregue anteriormente aos ex-presidentes Pedro Gouvêa e Alberto Mourão.
Luiz Maurício aposta na parceria com o Ciesp Cubatão para unir forçar na região. “Após enfrentarmos um cenário difícil em 2018, seguimos com a certeza de que a integração é o melhor meio para o sucesso de nossa atuação. Os pleitos e contribuições são de grande valia para toda a região e vão de encontro aos grupos de planejamento que estamos estruturando para lidar com estes segmentos. E em todas as ações sempre buscaremos estarmos mais próximos da sociedade civil para sermos mais fortes”.
“A Prefeitura do Guarujá reconhece o Ciesp Cubatão como promotor de oportunidades. Sabemos que podemos contar com a instituição como principal consultor estratégico para o desenvolvimento urbano da região”, ressalta Adalberto Ferreira.
Para Raul Elias Pinto, a região se fortalece quando vista de forma integrada. “Cada cidade tem sua característica e isto deve ser ressaltado pelos interlocutores públicos. Elaboramos estes pleitos e contribuições para as gestões anteriores e daremos continuidade à busca por resultados promissores para todas as cidades, tornando a Baixada Santista uma grande região atrativa para investimentos e negócios”.
Gerenciado pela Agência Metropolitana da Baixada Santista (Agem), o Condesb é composto por representantes políticos das prefeituras das nove cidades da Baixada Santista e nove representantes do Governo do Estado, atuando em prol de interesses comuns da região e visando um melhor desenvolvimento para a mesma.
On October 17, the Center of Industries of the State of São Paulo (Ciesp) – Cubatão Regional received the visit of the new president of the Development Council of the Metropolitan Region of the Baixada Santista (Condesb), Luiz Maurício Passos de Carvalho Pereira. The president, who is also the current mayor of Peruíbe, was elected in March to hold office in a one-year, replacing the former president and mayor of São Vicente, Pedro Gouvêa.
The meeting was attended by the Board of Ciesp Cubatão, represented by the director Raul Elias Pinto and 2nd Deputy Director José Roberto Heleno de Marquis, and the connoisseurs of the institution, in addition to the participation of the municipal secretary of Finance of Guarujá, Adalberto Ferreira da Silva, representing the city’s mayor, Valter Suman.
As in previous administrations, Ciesp Cubatão presented to the new Condesb president demands and contributions developed by work groups, formed by members of Industry, with the main objective of assisting municipal management in the promotion of sustainable development of the Metropolitan Region of the Baixada Santista as a whole. The topics covered in the document integrate actions and directives in the main segments of industry performance and of great importance for the cities of the region such as: steel, chemical, fertilizers, oil / byproducts, services, infrastructure, tourism, cultural and social. The material was also delivered previously former presidents Pedro Gouvêa and Alberto Mourão.
Luiz Maurício bets on the partnership with Ciesp Cubatão to join forces in the region. “After facing a difficult scenario in 2018, we continue with the certainty that integration is the best means for our success. The demands and contributions are of great value to the whole region and meet the planning groups we are structuring to deal with these segments. And in all actions we will always seek to be closer to civil society in order to be stronger”.
“The Guarujá City Hall recognizes Ciesp Cubatão as a promoter of opportunities. We know that we can count on the institution as the main strategic consultant for the urban development of the region”, says Adalberto Ferreira.
For Raul Elias Pinto, the region strengthens when viewed in an integrated way. “Each city has its characteristic and this should be emphasized by the public interlocutors. We have drawn up these demands and contributions for the previous administrations and will continue the search for promising results for all cities, making Baixada Santista a great attractive region for investment and business”.
Managed by the Metropolitan Agency of Baixada Santista (Agem), Condesb is composed of political representatives of the municipalities of the nine cities of the Baixada Santista and nine representatives of the State Government, acting in favor of common interests of the region and aiming at a better development for the same.
The anniversary meeting happened at Cide/Ciesp Cubatão
Cubatão’s Mutual Assistance Plan (PAM) will comemorate 41 years next Sunday (31). In commemoration of the date, the commission of the Center for Integration and Development (Cide), led by the coordinator Ângelo Inácio dos Santos Junior, last Tuesday (26) held a special meeting. The members of the commission, the director of the Cide / Ciesp Cubatão, Raul Elias Pinto, the lieutenant colonel of the 6th Group of the Fire Brigade, Daniel Tenório dos Santos, the Lieutenant Colonel of the Maritime Fire Brigade Group, Diniz Filho, and other industry guests.
The morning had the talk SICOE – Integrated System of Command of Emergency Operations, given by the lieutenant of the 6th Group of Fire Brigade, André Moreira Lima. The system was created to order and standardize the occurrences that require an unusual demand of personnel and means by the Fire Department and other public or private institutions.”In the region of Baixada Santista, we have four PAMs. We offer training in SICOE in studies by distance so that the groups have the same language, act in synergy and effectiveness in emergency situations”, emphasizes Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Tenório dos Santos.
The coordinator Ângelo Inácio dos Santos Junior highlights the 41 years of PAM as a reference. “Throughout our history, integration has been a key part of being prepared for any eventuality. We continuously seek to practice continuous improvement in our procedures to jointly foster safety in the Industrial Estate and the region as a whole”.
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