Spanish term
Cómo estamos trabajando en la implementación
Queremos contarte cómo estamos trabajando en la implementación de EHSM SAP, herramienta que inicialmente nos permitirá reportar y gestionar los incidentes con daños a las personas y precursores de IAP, incidentes con daños al medio ambiente, fuegos u otros daños a las instalaciones de una forma estándar.
We would like to tell you about our work with the implementation of EHSM SAP, a tool that will initially allow us to report and manage harmful incidents to people and SIF precursors, incidents involving environmental damage, fire or other damage to the facilities in a standard way.
Alternatives:
...our progress with the implementation of...
...how we are doing with the implementation of...
...how we are coming along with the EHSM SAP implementation...
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