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Environmental Philosophy
Recognizing that the protection of the global environment is one of the most important issues common to all humankind, Imasen will conserve nature and resources in all areas of our business activities and conduct activities with due consideration for protection of the global environment.
Code of Conduct
Imasen aims to remain a trusted member of the local communities where we do business by offering customers safety and security through the manufacture of automotive components.
To this end, we have established the following environmental policy and will make every effort to protect the environment.
1. Create an environmental management system, accurately grasp the impact of corporate activities on the environment, set objectives and targets within technically and economically feasible ranges that are regularly reviewed to facilitate continuous improvement.
2. Comply with environment-related laws, regulations and agreements, establish self-management standards as necessary to further protect the environment.
3. Strive to prevent pollution, conserve resources, save energy, recycle, reduce waste and engage in green purchasing in all areas of Imasen business activities.
4. Strive to reduce harmful environmental impacts caused by toxic and other substances leading to ozone depletion and global warming by adopting alternative technologies, converting to alternative substances and engaging in reuse and recycling to the extent possible.
5. Conduct environmental audits and strive to maintain and improve environmental management.
6. Conduct environmental education and in-house public relations activities to help Imasen employees (including dispatched employees, temporary and part-time workers) understand environmental policies and raise awareness of the environment.
The Imasen Environmental Policy is made available to the general public and inculcated among Imasen employees (including dispatched employees, temporary and part-time workers).
Revised on March 16, 2020
Imasen Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. Environmental Manager
In order to promote Company-wide environmental conservation initiatives, activities are promoted by the organizations shown in the figure below.
Construction of Environmental Management System
We have established an ISO14001 environmental management system and acquired certification for our head office and all plants.
Across our company and its domestic and overseas consolidated subsidiaries (12 sites in total, excluding non‑production sites), 10 sites have acquired ISO 14001 certification.
Setting environmental improvement targets and tracking the progress of activities
We set annual targets in various items such as CO2 emissions and waste reduction, and support activities and track progress toward achieving votes.
Compliance with Environmental Laws and Regulations
As part of our environmental management system, each site prepares a “List of Environmental Laws and Regulations” and reviews applicable laws and other requirements every May.
Each site also checks and records its compliance status at least once a year and implements corrective actions when necessary.
Initiatives to Reduce Environmental Impact
We regard the conservation of the global environment as an important corporate responsibility and are committed to the proper management and reduction of waste as well as the control of chemical substance emissions.
For waste management, we strictly comply with legally required classification and control procedures while promoting recycling.
By converting items previously treated as industrial waste—such as waste plastics—into valuable resources through resale as raw materials, we work to reduce waste, lessen environmental impacts, and promote the effective use of resources.
For chemical substances, we work to reduce usage and emissions by switching to less harmful materials and implementing other improvement initiatives.
Regarding water resources, we monitor and manage usage while promoting conservation through measures such as installing water‑saving coating equipment and conducting daily productivity improvement and defect‑reduction activities.
*PRTR (Pollutant Release and Transfer Register) is a system in which businesses report to the government the amounts of potentially harmful chemical substances they release or transfer.
