Implementing SAP Environment, Health, and Safety

1 Introduction

1.1 Structure of SAP EH&S
1.2 History & Releases of SAP EH&S
1.4 New features with release ECC6/ ERP 2005

2 Legal Compliance & Main Business Requirements

2.1 Legal compliance and requirements
2.1.1 ISO requirements
2.1.2 European directives, e.g. REACH
2.1.3 U.S. legal compliance
2.1.4 Further international legislations
2.2 Business requirements
2.2.1 Product stewardship and quality assurance
2.2.2 Organisational Health and Safety systems
2.2.3 Environmental management systems
2.2.4 Incident Management & Emergency Response systems

3 Project Setup and Management

3.1 The "Greenclimb" issue - supporting or defining the business processes
3.3 Operational versus corporate environments -Involve the right Stakeholder
Evaluate feasibility & define the Project Scope- which modules to implement?
3.3 Setting up the EH&S Project Plan

4 Basic Data & Tools
4.1 Initial Setup & Customizing
4.2 Phrase Management
4.3 Setup of the WWI Generation Server

5 Product Safety and Dangerous Goods
5.1 Main business processes
5.2 Substance and Hazards database
5.3 Report Generation & Shipping of MSDS with the WWI-Tool
5.4 EH&S Expert
5.5 Hazardous Substance Management
5.6 Global Label Management
5.7 Recipe Management
5.8 Reporting
5.9 Interfaces to SAP SD, MM, WM and QM

6 Industrial Hygiene and Safety
6.1 Main business processes
6.2 Work Area structure
6.3 Risk assessments & transfer of Risk ratings
6.4 Incident Management, Root Cause Analysis & Corrective Actions
6.5 Reporting
6.6 Interfaces to SAP PM, QM, OH&S and HR

7 Occupational Health and Safety
7.1 Main business processes
7.2 Medical scheduling and services
7.3 Health surveillance protocols
7.4 Interfaces to SAP HR, Product safety, PP, MM
7.5 Reporting

8 Waste Management
8.1 Main business processes
8.2 Set up Wastes & Business Partners
8.3 Set up Disposal Channel & Waste approval
8.4 Disposal processing
8.5 Disposal Documents
8.6 Interfaces to SAP MM,