Axiall Consolidates 70 Legacy Systems into Enablon
Enablon Applications
Company
Axiall Corporation is a leading integrated chemicals and building products company, headquartered in Atlanta.
2014 Sales/Employees: Fortune 500-sized company, annual revenue of approximately $5 billion. Approximately 6,000 employees.
Objectives: Ensure compliance and standardize EH&S processes.
Project: 40+ manufacturing sites
The challenge
Axiall Corporation is a leading integrated chemicals and building products company. Headquartered in Atlanta, the company has manufacturing facilities located throughout North America and in Asia. Born out of the merging of Georgia Gulf and the commodities chemicals division of PPG Industries, Axiall had to integrate two companies’ environment, health & safety (EH&S) business processes, consolidate 70 legacy applications into one platform, and align a distributed management team around a single system.
The solution
Starting with the Incident Management System (IMS) and Action Plans (AP), Axiall retired the legacy systems that housed action plans and events for environmental releases or injuries. Axiall then implemented the Management of Change (MOC) application to consolidate data from other legacy systems.
The results
This far-reaching project came in on-time and under budget due to the efforts of a highly engaged team. The streamlined data management system is already increasing efficiency. Now, employees can go to a single platform to view all of their action plans and other activities. The company is experiencing improvements across the board in compliance, performance and overall productivity.
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Based on Interviews with Jonathan Commanday, Director of Enterprise Applications and Lori Leffler, EHS&S Services Director | Axiall Corporation
Download the case study to learn:
- The challenges associated to integrating two companies’ EH&S business processes
- Key requirements for their information management system
- Reasons for choosing Enablon and key benefits of using a centralized system