OSM SUSTAINABILITY
OSM is committed to contributing to the global footprint by aiming at conducting business in a sustainable and responsible manner. OSM is also involved in activities to improve the energy efficiency of its operations at all levels and at the same time in renewable energy segments such as Wind. To OSM, working responsibly means seeking to positively impact the areas where we operate.
In OSM, we aim to create long-term value for the companies with which we partner and are committed to making a positive impact on local communities. The work we do involves supporting local communities to develop, both socially and economically. We build capacity in local communities by supporting education and by training local employees and providing support to our employees’ families.
OSM joined the UN Global Impact in the year 2017 under one of the operating units “Crew Management”. From 2018 onwards, the sustainability report was expanded to include relevant data and statistics from the whole OSM group. The OSM Maritime Group confirms and renews the commitment to continuously support the United Nations Global Compact and its Ten Principles in the areas of Human Rights, Labor, Environmental Protection, and Anti-Corruption.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Tanker ship management with OSM is a wise choice. Our experience counts more than 200 tankers. Currently, OSM manages a fleet of 100+ Oil/Chemical/Product/LPG/LNG/Shuttle Tankers under full management. This requires more than 3,000 active positions onboard and the necessary crew to replace them, which we are able to provide anytime. OSM’s Tankers’ Fleet in Q3 2022 comprises tankers of all the DWT ranges.
OSM has a Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Commitment Policy (FCV-H.06) which clearly states:
OSM regards respect for human rights as a fundamental value. This is governed by the Company’s core values to be Responsible, to be Team builders, to be Friendly and Always on. OSM endeavours a due diligent approach to identify and prevent human rights risk internally through our established framework of management systems and externally through established service level agreements.
Furthermore, we support and respect the protection of internationally proclaimed human rights; and make sure that we are not complicit in human rights abuse.
The Human Resource Policy also includes statements that OSM adopts a fair, just system of selecting candidates for the positions available. All OSM employees are always reminded to refrain from any mental or physical coercion, sexual harassment/abuse, or any other form of harassment onboard or onshore.
LABOUR
OSM is a Maritime Labour Convention (MLC), 2006 certified and accredited by local authorities in countries that did not ratify it yet. The Maritime Labour convention governs the minimum requirements for seafarers to work on board a vessel and the conditions of employment, accommodation, food and catering onboard, recreational facilities, health protection, medical care, welfare, social security protection and financial security.
The company has zero tolerance for harsh or inhumane treatment, and unlawful harassment in any form and regardless of intent including sexual abuse, corporal punishment, mental or physical coercion and verbal abuse of any employee. The company does not discriminate based on subspecies, colour, age, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, handicap, pregnancy, religious belief, political affiliation, union membership, or any other class protected by law.
Disciplinary policies and processes in support of these requirements are clearly stipulated in the established management systems. The company prohibits the utilization of all forms of forced labour, advanced forms of slavery and any kind of human trafficking.
EVIRONMENT
OSM understands the importance of environmental protection and reinforces our commitment to our CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY POLICY (FCO-POLICY-CSR):
- OSM aims to be a company that builds synergy, supports sustainable growth beneficial to the company and society;
- In OSM Maritime Group, we define Corporate Social Responsibility as follows: “Protecting the environment and the safety of people“;
- OSM recognizes the importance of protecting all our human, financial, physical, informational, social, environmental, and reputational assets; and
- All employees are responsible and accountable for contributing to a safe working environment, fostering safe working attitudes, and operating in an environmentally responsible manner.
TRANSPARENCY ACT
If you have any questions related to OSM’s work with the Transparency Act, please use the button below to submit your enquiry. Within 3 weeks you will receive a written feedback from us. In it, we will either respond to your request or provide you with information about when we will give you feedback on your inquiry.
ANTI-CORRUPTION
OSM has a Business Ethics Policies Policy which covers the following areas of concern:
- Anti-Bribery/Corruption
- Conflicts of Interest
- Inside Information
- Integrity Due Diligence
- Bribes
- Gifts
- Facilitation payments
- Political contributions
- Charitable contributions
IT IS OUR POLICY TO CONDUCT
ALL OF OUR BUSINESS IN AN HONEST,
ETHICAL AND TRANSPARENT MANNER
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In a recent Sustainability report, 53% of our OSM offices reported being engaged in CSR activities. This is an increase of 10% compared to the previous year. We see health and education activities taking about 60% of the pie:
- PARTICIPATION IN THE LIMASSOL MARATHON FOR CHARITY
- CHARITY BOX IN OSM CYPRUS OFFICE
- PARTICIPATION IN THE CYPRUS SHIPPING CHAMBER VOLLEYBALL FOR CHARITY
- KINACHAWA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
- SAN RICARDO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
- TALAHID ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
- MAGSAYSAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
- IPIL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
HOLISTIC HEALTH ON BOARD
OSERV catering with support from our Doctors at the Nordic Medical Clinic are embarking on a holistic campaign to improve the health and wellness of our crew on board.
The program’s objective is to evolve holistic health education to give easy access to knowledge and guidance relevant to a seafarer’s physical and mental health.
The campaign includes a monthly changing collection of health information common to the maritime industry focusing on nutritious food al-ternatives and a healthy lifestyle while on board.
Through the program’s link to the Telemedicine portal NMC AIDE, seafarers will further gain 24/7 access to professional one-on-one medical guidance for physical and mental health concerns.
The team at Nordic medical clinics will provide means of measurement based on vital holistic signs, a wellness index survey score and open feedback compilations.
OSERV catering aims for healthier and health-empowered seafarers, their families, and society. Taking care of oneself and taking care of each other for a healthy maritime industry.
SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT REPORTS
OSM SUSTAINABILITY REPORT – 2020
OSM SUSTAINABILITY REPORT – 2019