Health, Safety & Environmental

Spirit Projects regards Health, Safety & Environmental matters as core business values and are commited to creating an incident and injury free environment for all our activities. We believe that we have a corporate and social responsibility to reduce the impact our business activities have on the environment.

 

Health & Safety Policy Statement



Our Statement of General Policy is:

  • To provide adequate control of health and safety risks arising from our work activities. 
  • To consult with our employees on matters affecting their health and safety. 
  • To provide and maintain safe plant and equipment. 
  • To ensure safe handling and use of substances. 
  • To provide information, instruction and supervision for employees. 
  • To ensure all employees are competent to do their tasks and give them adequate training. 
  • To prevent accidents and cases of work related ill health. 
  • To maintain safe and healthy work conditions. 
  • To review and revise this policy as necessary as processes, equipment and personnel change. 
  • To keep up to date with health and safety legislation and regulations in line with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and all relevant regulations relating to the Act.
  • To maintain industry practice and legislation relating to electrical & mechanical work.



Environmental Policy



Our Statement of General Policy and Strategy is:

 

  • To comply with environmental legislation where relevant.
  • To recognise and actively reduce the company effect on the environment.
  • To minimise waste by evaluating operations ensuring they are as efficient as possible.
  • To minimise toxic emissions through the selection and servicing of our vehicles and any other engine based equipment.
  • To select manufacturing equipment, hand tools and electrical tools for maximum efficiency and recyclability.
  • To minimise noise and vibration in the workplace and its effects on the environment where possible by working in daylight hours.
  • To ensure we are receiving our power from the most cost effective and environmentally sympathetically generated electricity, gas, water etc.
  • To actively promote recycling internally, amongst customers and suppliers.
  • To identify suppliers who have an environmental policy and to build ongoing relationships with said companies.
  • To communicate to, and train our employees in the way we want our environmental commitments to be achieved.
  • To source a range of competitively produced materials that minimise the effect on the environment.
  • To meet or exceed all the environmental legislation that relates to the company.
  • To identify local suppliers when possible to reduce the amount of transportation and environmental impact of the materials supplied.
  • To identify chemicals that are biodegradable where possible, or to make sure that waste residues are disposed of correctly.
  • To identify any ozone depleting substances used within the company and aim to replace with environmentally safe replacements.
  • To empower our employees to actively involve themselves in helping the company to be a responsible part of the wider community by highlighting any practices that can be improved or replaced by safer more environmentally sympathetic process or procedure.
  • To use certificated waste handlers for disposal of waste. No burning of waste on company property without specific permission of the management.

Objectives:
The company will actively aim in 2013 / 2014 to reduce the amount of:

 

  • Spend on fuel by actively monitoring each vehicle's usage and better job planning to reduce travel distance.
  • Reduce spend on stationary by challenging the employees on their usage of general stationary particularly photo copy paper by not printing out emails etc
  • Inform all of our customers and suppliers of our commitment to reducing our environmental impact.

Targets:

To archive our targets we have set ourselves the following:

 

  • Inform all our customers and suppliers about our environmental policy by end of September 2013
  • Establish current spend per vehicle on a monthly basis by end August 2013 and issue results and targets for company vehicle drivers by end of September 2013
  • To change to a paperless invoicing, eliminating all associated stationary and postage costs.

Monitoring:

Progress on these objectives to be monitored and communicated to all involved through briefing and through involvement at all levels of the work force. 

Where to find us:

Spirit Projects Limited

PO Box: 344

Kings Lynn

Norfolk

PE32 1WD


 T: 0871 2100 566

 F: 0871 2100 577

 E: mail@spiritprojects.co.uk





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