Презентация, доклад на тему Environmentally Friendly Company

substantial changes in the environment; global warming is causing abnormal weather and a rise in sea level, and various developments are leading to deforestation and desertification. Substances that affect the environment, are spreading and accumulating in our ecosystems, and they are threatening the survival of life on our planet

existence of corporation cannot be achieved without efforts for the environmental preservation

Since enacting the Nikon Basic Environmental Management Policy in 1992, environmental conservation has been and will continue to be one of the top priorities at Nikon

promote waste reduction, reuse and recycling, while encouraging energy and resource conservation with the goal of creating an environment-conscious recycling society

perform environmental and safety reviews at every stage of planning, development and design

introduce materials and equipment that are effective in protecting the environment

participate actively in the environmental protection programs of society

observe all environmental conservation treaties, national and regional laws and regulations

promote employee knowledge of environmental issues and their involvement in environmental activities

provide suppliers with guidance and information to promote optimal environmental protection activities

reduction of use of harmful substances

Committee (1970)


Pollution Prevention Committee (1971)


Environmental Improvement Committee (1973)


Nikon Basic Environmental Management Policy (1992)


Environmental Administration Department (1999)


Environmental & Technical Administration Department (2002)

in 1998

Nikon Environment Symbol Mark

and improvement of energy consumption
Pursuit of extended product life and simpler repair procedures
Reduction in the amount of waste generated from consumables
Simplified recycling procedures (simpler separation of plastics from metals, content marking/explanation, and simpler removal of rechargeable batteries)
Avoidance of the use of hazardous substances (heavy metals in materials such as metal, resin, electric wire, electronic components
Use of optical glass free of lead and arsenic
Adoption of surface-treatment technologies
Elimination of ozone-layer-depleting substances
Strict observance of environmental laws and regulations
Overall assessment (overall assessment points, comments on evaluation)

lead and arsenic in optical glasses throughout the entire product lifecycle. ECO-GLASS is a new optical glass free of lead and arsenic, incorporated in the optical systems for all of their products

Eco-glass development in the laboratory

Environmentally Sound Optical Glass

the hazardous substances in its products by employing new or alternative technologies, it is making use of lead-free soldering such as a plating process that does not require hexavalent chromium that is free from heavy metals

Lead-free flow furnace

substances
Reduction in volume and content
Recyclability
Safety and ease of separation of materials
Use of recycled resources
Reusability
Marking regarding packaging materials and handling precautions

Reduction in package size of digital SLR cameras

as commuter buses for
Kumagaya Plant staff to help reduce CO2 emissions.
Additionally, a phased plan has been established to
replace the trucks operated by Nikon Business Services with
vehicles offering low fuel consumption

is working tirelessly to reduce the total environmental impact of its products and services through the reuse and recycling of used products

Recycling mark in EU

Nikon and many other companies are cooperating with
Japan Battery Recycling Center to collect and recycle
rechargeable batteries for Nikon digital cameras and
other products discarded by consumers

equipment
Improve compressed air supply systems
Improve cleanroom operation
Switch energy sources (heavy oil gas electricity)
Actively introduce high-efficiency equipment
Integrate electrical facilities
Improve quality control efficiency
Make use of natural energy sources
Provide hard data for how much energy is used

Hama-Wing (Yokohama City windpower plant)

Lighting system that uses wind & solar power

Energy-saving diagnosis for a cleanroom

museum
in Wellington, New Zealand, June 5, 2008

Grand prize winners' paintings in the global category

To Preserve a Beautiful and Peaceful Earth Forever

Day so that people around the world would think about their environment