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NON-FINANCIAL INFORMATION STATEMENT
5.1.
Training and Professional Development
We provide every person who joins our company with our Welcome Manual,
which includes our values, mission and vision, as well as our history, our
organisational structure, our commitments and a brief explanation of our
policies.
Our development plans are customised in order to promote professional growth
in each and every one of our delegations. These plans are set out in our TNN
Procedure in accordance with our Quality System and in which training needs
are identified (DNC) and a timetable for their implementation is established.
The Manager of each area, together with the HR department, monitor the
effectiveness of the training. This Training Plan establishes different modalities
with the aim of facilitating the reconciliation of work and family life and with
the necessary quality to achieve the goals set and whose effectiveness is
controlled by our HR area.
This NFIS contains information on the hours of training given by professional
category.
5.2.
Occupational Health and Safety
The health and safety of our employees is essential and a strategic point in our
management. We have been ISO 45001 certified since 2011 and in accordance
with our Integrated Quality, Environment and Occupational Safety Policy.
We have contracted the medical services of a mutual insurance company and
an external prevention service in Spain, which assumes the corresponding
preventive specialities. During 2022, 313 Health Check-ups were carried out in
Spain. We have defibrillators in both our TWA USA Plant and in TW Parts. From
the moment of their incorporation, all our workers receive training courses in
ORP (health and safety, use of PPE...) in order to guarantee the preparation and
acquisition of sufficient knowledge to carry out the functions inherent to the job
in safe conditions.
Our external prevention service has developed a methodology to assess the
effectiveness of the integration of prevention activity in the company, based on
the Assessment of the following Activities within Health Surveillance:
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