Plastic Omnium - 2018 Registration Document

8 OTHER INFORMATION Glossaries www.plasticomnium.com PLASTIC OMNIUM 2018 REGISTRATION DOCUMENT 302 S SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) Through the injection of the additive AdBlue®, this technology reduces NOx emissions (nitrogen oxides which have adverse health effects) by 95%. SVHS (Substance of Very High Concern) SVHS are chemical substances that fall into one of the following categories: carcinogens, mutagens, or reproductive toxins, persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic substances, very persistent and very bioaccumulative substances, substances that can disrupt the endocrine system. T Tf1 Workplace accident frequency rate with lost time: number of workplace accidents with lost time multiplied by 1 million, divided by the number of hours worked (including temporary staff). Tf2 Workplace accident frequency rate with and without lost time: number of workplace accidents with and without lost time multiplied by 1 million, divided by the number of hours worked (including temporary staff). Tg (severity rate) Severity rate of workplace accidents: number of days lost as a result of accidents multiplied by one thousand, divided by the number of hours worked (including temporary staff). Thermosetting Polymer that hardens under heat. The constituting molecules connect to each other, making the polymer more rigid. Plastic Omnium uses this material in automotive parts for its lightness and resistance properties. Thermoplastic A thermoplastic material is one that softens (we sometimes observe fusion) repeatedly when heated above a certain temperature, but which becomes hard again below that temperature. TOP Planet Energy management system applicable to all subsidiaries and joint ventures controlled by Plastic Omnium. Top Safety System to manage the security of people and property applicable to all subsidiaries and joint ventures controlled by Plastic Omnium. V VOCs Volatile Organic Compounds: VOCs comprising carbon, oxygen and hydrogen are easily found in gas form in the atmosphere. They are mainly the result of solvent evaporation.