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| In order to be prepared for the worst, we take necessary measures for chemical management
and pollution control, as well as health and safety measures. In addition, we have steadily realized
building and practicing the sound management system. |
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| We have accomplished our duty to correspond to various environmental laws and
regulations, and are confident of taking all possible measures by providing eco-friendly equipment at all
our offices and plants. |
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Complaints, Lawsuits, Accidents, and so on |
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We have not received any complains about air pollution, water pollution, or land subsidence.
Also, we have not experienced any monetary punishment or accidents. |
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Eco-Friendly Equipment |
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Our plants are equipped with eco-friendly apparatus for the conservation of the environment.
We have established drainage disposal devices as well as organic solvent deodorization devices. |
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Environmental Law and Regulation |
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We have made an Environmental Law and Regulation Surveillance List in order to
keep following the environmental laws and regulations. |
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Emergency Training
On the assumption of heavy-oil spill, we have carried out the following emergency
training. As a result, we were convinced of the importance and effectiveness of emergency training. |
- On the assumption of large quantity
of oil-spill during lubrication, we closed down
the oil-prevention bank using sandbags.
- We watered the oil-prevention bank in order to confirm if there was no oil-spill.
- We collected oil (water) on the underground tank using oil absorption mats.
- On the assumption of an oil leak from the oil-prevention bank and the plumbing,
we pumped-up leaked oil.
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manually operated emergency suspension system of the oil pipes (pumps). This training was
conducted as a simulation.- We confirmed if the pump functions
were suspended and if oilleaks around the pumps
were not found.
- On the assumption that the oil leaked
from the pipes in the boiler room, we collected
oil using oil absorption mats.
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| Environmental Laws |
| Law Concerning the Improvement of Pollution Prevention Systems
in Specific Factories; Factory Location Law; Law Concerning the Rational Use of Energy; Fluorocarbon
Recovery and Destruction Law; Law Concerning the Protection of the Ozone Layer through the
Control of Specified Substances and Other Measures; Water Pollution Control Law; Sewerage Law;
Noise Regulation Law; Vibration Regulation Law; Wastes Disposal and Public Cleansing Law; Law
for the Promotion of Utilization of Recycled Resources; Law for Promotion of Sorted Collection
and Recycling of Containers and Packaging; PRTR Law; High Pressure Gas Safety Law; Fire Defense
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| •Substances designated by PRTR Law |
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| PRTR No. |
230 |
| Chemical |
Lead and its compounds |
| Amount Handled |
24,000 |
| Amount emitted |
Into atmosphere |
8 |
| Into public waterways |
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| Into soil |
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| Into sewage |
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| Amount disposed |
5,200 |
| Amount recycled |
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| *PRTR: Pollutant Release and Transfer Register |
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