Safety Committee

The SSG Safety Committee works with the work environment and safety issues in industry.

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The SSG Safety Committee was launched in 2004, with the aim of detecting industry needs with respect to safety and working with business intelligence, network building and knowledge exchange. The purpose of the Safety Committee is to work in the fields of safety and the work environment to recommend effective and economical working methods and approaches.

Shared benefits for the participating companies form a major part of the work of this committee. Collective working methods, access to a network and consistency in the interpretation and application of rules in the field are just some of the benefits, along with the opportunity to influence the authorities’ formulation of statutes so that compliance with these is possible on the basis of industry criteria.

This committee puts together workgroups as required. Workgroup 11 worked on safety culture in industry, while workgroup 12 worked on the reduction of crush injuries in rollers, for example. Other workgroups have compiled training, courses and standards indicating best practice in industry, along with interpretation of laws and other requirements. Read more about current projects below.

Current projects in the Safety Committee

• Review and update of SSG 2113 – Risk assessment of pressurized devices. Expected to be completed in the autumn of 2020.
• Revision of SSG 2119 – Work schedule for safety review: method Rough analysis for change work.
• Update of SSG 1281 – Acoustic and visual warning signals. The projects is expected to last for most of the autumn of 2020.
• Review and update of SSG 2112 – Risk identification for the introduction of a new chemical product. The standard is expected to be completed before 2021.

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Committee members

• Kerstin Wigren, Södra Cell Mönsterås, chairman
• Arvid Sjöström, Rottneros Vallvik
• Göran Runsvik, Nouryon Pulp & Performance Chemicals
• Ingela Andersson, SCA Graphic Sundsvall
• Karin Bennbom, Industriarbetsgivarna
• Lars-Göran Andersson, Essity Lilla Edet
• Leif Thorin, Stora Enso Skoghall
• Lotta Jonsson, Metsä Board Husum
• Magnus Dahlberg, Stora Enso Nymölla
• Moa Ylvén, Ovako Bar AB
• Thomas Hedman, BillerudKorsnäs Frövi
• Tomas Rosenblad, Holmen Paper Hallsta
• Åsa Dahlfors, Industriarbetsgivarna
• Christel Benke, SSG