Our approach to wastes is continually improved and developed, with a priority on waste data analysis throughout our value chain. All employees will be informed about our mutual target to reduce waste and unused materials by improving work processes, as detailed in the table above which illustrates the volumes and management methods of waste and unused materials across our value chain.
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Waste Management
Utilizing the mitigation hierarchy, we aim to minimize waste disposals and usage of unnecessary resources
GRI 306-1, GRI 306-2, GRI 306-4 and GRI 306-5
ISO 26000 and ISO 14064
Management Approach
As our business activities increase, we need to utilize and incorporate a variety of systems and methods to ensure that effluent and waste are properly addressed at all stages. First we ensure that all existing and new activities are appropriately and thoroughly addressed through our ISO 14001 management system. Next is providing the knowledge and facilities to properly identify and discard waste that may originate from any activity. Our Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) program also aids us by minimizing waste, reusing, and recycling parts. Lastly, through our mitigation hierarchy, we maintain a “zero waste to landfill” policy by reusing and recycling all materials in our production cycle.
Policy : Environmental Policy
Stakeholders :
Road Users, Communities, Business Partners, Board of Directors, and Employees
Short-term goals :
- Zero industrial waste disposal to landfills
- 85% of total waste materials must be reused
- There was no significant product spillage during transportation
Long-term goals :
- Zero hazardous waste disposal to landfills
- 90% of total waste materials must be reused
- There was no significant product spillage during transportation
2022 Key Performances :
- Zero hazardous waste was disposed at landfills
- 89.7% of total waste materials (under Mitigation Hierarchy Principle) was reused
- There was no spillage of raw materials, chemicals or products that impact the environment or local communities