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RICOH Electronic Devices Environmental policy
Basic Policy
Recognizing the importance of the global environment, RICOH Electronic Devices puts great emphasis on environmental protection in our business operations of providing the products.
Action Guidelines
- Complying with laws and regulations as a matter of course, we will set our environmental targets that take social expectations into consideration, and by achieving these, create economic value.
- We will make a contribution to reduce the effects on the environment through the development of electronic device products that will give increased value to our customers and can be utilized by various people.
- In regards to our daily activities, each employee will practice environmental conservation and promote continuous improvement on pollution prevention, effective utilization of energy and natural resources while being aware of the environmental impact.
- We wish each employee to be attentive to a broader range of social issues and mindful of enhancing environmental awareness through proactive learning processes, designed to commit the employee to environmental conservation activities according to his or her responsibility.
- By participating in and supporting environmental conservation activities, we will contribute to creating a sustainable society.
- We will expand its environmental conservation activities with communities. In addition, we will fully communicate and proactively cooperate with communities to reassure our dependability and commitment to the environment.
The ISO14001 (environment management system)
We obtained the ISO14001(environment management system) certification.
| June 4 1997 | Yashiro Plant obtained certification. |
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| Nov. 28, 1997 | Yashiro Plant and Ikeda Office established the total integrated system and obtained an extended ISO14001 certification from Japan Quality Assurance Organization (JQA). This is the 12th certification in Ricoh group. |
| June 23, 2000 | Shin-Yokohama Office and RICOH System Center including the design section obtained ISO14001 certification from JQA. |
| Feb 9, 2007 | Integrated Certification obtained as RICOH |
ISO14001 Certificate
| Certification body | JAPAN QUALITY ASSURANCE ORGANIZATION |
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| Certificate Number | JQA-E-70001 |
Water Recycling System
Semiconductor production consists of a series of between 200 and 300 processes, and since at every stage impurities are washed away from the product (silicon wafers), vast quantities of water are required. At the Yashiro Plant, which handles the production of our semiconductors, we have been using a highly efficient water recycling system since the plant came online in 1989, with the objective of thoroughness in the effective use of water.
The processing of the wafers takes place in a clean room, at which stage ultra pure water is employed. The water from the water pipes is flushed through a pure water production system, in which after initial and then secondary treatment it is turned into ultra pure water and supplied to the production line. The water used on the production line (principally for cleansing wafers) is recovered in the drainage line after being divided into three grades according to the level of impurities it contains. After passing through the pure water collection and processing system the Level 1 drainage water with a comparatively low amount of impurities in it is returned to the pure water production system, and is used again as ultra pure water. By passing the Level 2 drainage water through the pure water collection and processing system it once again becomes pure water (of a lower grade than ultra pure water), and this is used in boilers and as cooling water for freezing units. The Level 3 drainage water undergoes neutralization treatment in the effluent treatment system, and is then flushed down the sewage pipes.
Furthermore, water other than the water used to cleanse wafers that is processed by the water recycling system is also subject to recycling activities. For example, the sampling water used to measure dissolved oxygen in once-through boilers is generally flushed away after measuring, but it is now possible for us to reuse it in boilers. When doing so, by altering the position of each device the water is returned to a water supply tank using the difference in elevation, making it possible to reuse the water without any pumps or energy.
These activities have led to an overall water recycling rate of 65.6%, which means we have reduced the amount of water used on an annual basis by 337,000 m3 (actual performance in FY 2018).
Nisshinbo Group Environmental Activities
Basic Stance
The Nisshinbo Group aims to enhance its corporate value through the practicalapplication of its corporate philosophy, “Change and Challenge! For the creation of the future of Earth and People. We will contribute to safe and secure livelihoods as an Environment and Energy Company group, not only by proposing newproducts and systems that realize environmental preservation, energy conservation, and alternative energy, but also by offering solutions to problems that humansociety is facing like environmental destruction and disasters caused by climate change.