Behaviour that conforms to the rules and the protection of our company and our employees from inappropriate and unlawful behaviour is a top priority at RAS Rohrleitungs- und AnlagenService GmbH. The economic consequences and loss of reputation resulting from the infringements not only damage the company, but also jeopardise jobs. By informing us, you are actively helping us to prevent future offences and misconduct.
Based on the EU Whistleblower Directive, the legislator has introduced the German Whistleblower Protection Act (HinSchG) to ensure that you as a whistleblower do not have to fear any disadvantages or reprisals from your employer or third parties. You therefore have the opportunity to report grievances and misconduct by our employees (violations of laws or internal regulations) of which you become aware of in the course of your professional activities to the internal reporting office or the compliance officer (f/m/x) of RAS Rohrleitungs- und AnlagenService GmbH named below using the link below, by letter, by e-mail, by telephone, in person or anonymously:
Compliance Officer
Rebecca Sander
RAS Rohrleitungs- und AnlagenService GmbH
Lanzstraße 5
49716 Meppen
Telephone + 49 5431 14 310
E-mail: hinweisgeber@pipelinesystems.de
If the report involves the compliance officer himself/herself or the management of RAS, the report can alternatively be submitted to the Group's central reporting office (HABAU GROUP Whistleblower platform on www.habau.at) and will subsequently be processed by the HABAU GROUP Compliance Officer and/or the highest governing body (Audit Committee, Shareholders' Meeting).
HABAU GROUP Compliance Officer
Dr. Ilda Avdic-Omanovic
HABAU Hoch- und Tiefbaugesellschaft m.b.H.
Greiner Straße 63
4320 Perg
Telephone + 43 7262 555 1127
E-mail: hinweisgeber@habau.at
A separate mailbox has been set up for the e-mail addresses mentioned, to which only the respective compliance officer and the RAS compliance officer have access.
Alternatively, you can also submit the report to the central external reporting centre of the German federal government, which is located at the Federal Office of Justice (BfJ) (www.bmj.de). This external reporting centre must also maintain confidentiality and protect your person in accordance with the HinSchG.
