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Version 04. Original date:

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014. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS Crewing and HR Manager. Approved by: BOS Crewing and HR Manager. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative..

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4.2.2.1 Competence assessment

Competence assessment

shall

be conducted in association with the specific procedure in the SMS dealing

with competency and training, as outlined by

Competence Management Guidelines

.

The competence assessment process is not a performance appraisal and is designed to help shore-based

personnel develop their professional skills.

Shore-based personnel skills and competence s

hall

be developed and subject to assessment and integration

with personal training objectives related to

BOURBON Training Policy

.

As a minimum,

S

h

ore-based L

i

ne Mana

g

ers

at operational level

shall

receive specific training as follows:

x

Risk assessment;

x

Company SMS;

x

Incident investigation and Root Cause Analysis;

x

QMS Auditors Training with QMS Internal Auditor Module + ISM Module (as per

Annual Quality

Training Programmes

).

4.2.2.2 Evaluation and appraisal

The evaluation process is a key part of human capital management. By gathering information directly from

each employee, it provides a global, individualised picture of:

x

Skills;

x

Contribution to BOURBON performance;

x

Career expectations;

x

Mobility.

The evaluation process is the cornerstone in team management. It not only allows identification of coaching

and developmental needs but also is essential in keeping teams motivated.

In addition, by implementing the evaluation process, Management demonstrates its involvement in employee

development. This is an important factor in boosting commitment:

x

Employees

shall

receive a yearly evaluation and appraisal of their performance from their direct

supervisor on the applicable Company form;

x

The employee is also entitled to request appraisal from his or her direct supervisor at any time to

assist with development of individual performance and Company objectives;

x

All employee evaluation forms

shall

be reviewed and signed by the employee involved. If an

employee refuses to sign, this refusal

should

be mentioned in the report;

x

The employee

shall

also receive a copy of the evaluation form;

x

Only Senior Management, their deputies, and

H

um

an Reso

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r

c

es Mana

g

er

and their deputies are

authorised to access employee evaluation and similar documents containing personal information.

4.2.2.3 Career review

Career review

shall

be conducted periodically by

L

i

ne Mana

g

er

and

HR Mana

g

er

, in order to analyze career

opportunities while taking into account performance, competence, potential and mobility wishes. The review

will define future steps of career development of each employee in line, as far as possible, with organisation

needs and opportunities and career expectations.

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Retent

i

on rates

The Company

shall

measure and monitor retention rates of

S

h

ore-based Mana

g

ers

and employees.

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