Shell is on a mission to achieve no harm and no leaks across all of its operation thought its Goal Zero initiative.

“Everyone working for Shell strives to achieve this goal each day,” the company says.

To achieve Goal Zero, Shell chairman Mr Hloniphizwe Justice Mtolo says they focus on the three areas of safety hazards which have the highest risks for our type of activities; personal, process and transport safety.

Mtolo speaks to the POWER Breakfast team about the initiative. 

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Shell is on a mission to achieve no harm and no leaks across all of its operation thought its Goal Zero initiative.
&ldquo;Everyone working for Shell strives to achieve this goal each day,&rdquo; the company says.
To achieve Goal Zero, Shell chairman Mr Hloniphizwe Justice Mtolo says they focus on the three areas of safety hazards which have the highest risks for our type of activities; personal, process and transport safety.
Mtolo speaks to the POWER Breakfast team about the initiative.&nbsp;
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