Improving worker welfare

About

A global service for sharing human rights assessments of suppliers in the energy sector

Purpose

  • Assist in improving worker welfare in line with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and in line with the fundamental conventions of the International Labour Organisation
  • Make supplier human rights assessments more efficient in the supply chain

More specifically the intent is to:

  • Set a common framework for human rights assessments of suppliers by standardizing the assessment method and through sharing of results
  • Offer access to 3rd party assessment services to user organisations
  • Remove duplication of supplier assessments, making it easier for suppliers to demonstrate compliance with human rights and reduce industry costs
✓  Decommissioning
✓  Development
✓  Exploration
✓  Operations
✓  Pre-award

Benefits

Enables your suppliers to demonstrate respect for human rights, which allow improvement opportunities to be identified and worked on during the execution of their contracts, with the ultimate objective of improving working conditions in the supply chain.

Access to assess your suppliers on human rights compliance.

Access to shared results from human rights assessments.

Set a common framework for human rights assessments of suppliers by standardising the assessment method and share results.

Access to third party assessment services and subject matter experts.

Removes duplication of supplier assessments, making it simpler for suppliers to demonstrate compliance with human rights and reduce industry costs.

Access to the Joint Industry Qualification System and supplier register – Magnet JQS.

Nominated for Human Rights Assessments?

If you company is nominated for a Human Rights Assessment, you can find more information about the assessment process and an Q&A section on the page below.

Nominated for Human Rights Assessment

FAQ

What is the cost of this service?

The service is categorised as a “non-basic” service. This means that the user organisations are collectively and equally responsible for all service costs as defined by the annual HuRi service budget. Each assessment is paid for by the requestor. Contact Domain Coordinator for more details. 

Who can join the service?

This is a global service and the general rule is that all energy operators can become a user organisation. Other companies are subject to reference group approval.

Support

Contact information

Service

Svein Håkon Fjelltun, Domain Coordinator, QHSE
+47 988 99 442 / huri@collabor8.no

Support

Monday – Friday (08:00 – 16:00)
+47 23 26 13 94 / support.magnetjqs@collabor8.no

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