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Unilever Australia Site Safety

The following is provided to meet Process Safety Stakeholder Outreach requirements.

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Globally, Unilever is committed to providing healthy, safe working conditions and to comply with all applicable legislation and regulations.

Our aim is to prevent and eliminate personal injury and illness and promote good health for everyone in the organisation to safeguard the wellbeing of those working on, visiting, and living near our operations.

The safety and environmental standards have been reviewed by SafeWork NSW, NSW Environment and Protection Authority (EPA), and is regularly audited by Unilever Global Experts to ensure that they meet the high standards for a site operating under the regulations.

Managers at all levels are responsible and accountable for the work health and safety of their staff and others under their control, as well as themselves.

Unilever North Rocks

Unilever has been manufacturing on the North Rocks Road site since 1969, employing over 100 people within the manufacturing operations.

The North Rocks site is a high hazard manufacturing site (in accordance with Unilever Global Standards) due to the bulk storage of alcohol and un-odorised LPG, which is used in the production of aerosol deodorants.

Unilever North Rocks has extensive control measures in place to prevent a major accident such as a fire or explosion. These control measures are regularly tested and maintained to ensure they are in good working order.

The site has an emergency plan in place to respond to incidents on the site itself and incidents that may affect our neighbours. This plan has been shared with NSW Fire and Rescue Service and is subject to regular tests.

In the event that an incident occurs that may affect our neighbours near the site, the Unilever site will be evacuated, and NSW Emergency Services will attend. In the unlikely event neighbouring properties will need to be evacuated, this will be undertaken by NSW Police.

North Rocks Pollution Incident Response Management Plan (PDF 88.21 KB)

Site Contacts: Should you have any further question, or concerns, please contact Security on 0401 063 615 and they can direct your questions or concerns to the relevant person on site.

Unilever Tatura

Unilever has been manufacturing on the Tatura site since 1947, employing over 125 people within the manufacturing operations.

Tatura is classified as a low hazard manufacturing site in accordance with Unilever Global Standards due to the nature of its operations, which involve risks associated with machinery, chemical handling, and food safety processes.

Unilever Tatura has control measures in place to prevent a major accident. These control measures are regularly tested and maintained to ensure they are in good working order. The site has an emergency plan in place to respond to incidents on the site itself and incidents that may affect neighbours. This plan has been shared with the VIC EPA and is subject to regular tests.

In the event that an incident occurs that may affect our neighbours near the site, the Unilever site will be evacuated, and VIC Emergency Services will attend. In the unlikely event neighbouring properties need to be evacuated, this will be undertaken by VIC Police.

Tatura Pollution Incident Response Management Plan (PDF 163.06 KB)

Site Contacts: Should you have any further question, or concerns, please
contact 1800 888 449 and they can direct you to the relevant person on site.

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