Oji Plant
The Oji Plant's ISO 14001 Certification.
About the Oji Plant
The Oji Plant attained environmental management system certification in January 2018.
In line with its philosophy of manufacturing appealing products and contributing to society, the plant strives to maintain a challenging and environmentally friendly workplace in consideration of the environment, coexistence with the local community, safety/security and environmental protection in its activities.
The plant maintains a commitment to ongoing development of its environmental management system toward improved performance and other goals, and toward the promotion of environmentally friendly activities.
Registration Information
| Registration | January 15, 2018 |
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| Expiration | January 14, 2027 |
| Certificate number | EC23J0004 |
| Certification body | Japan Audit and Certification Organization for Environment and Quality |
| Applicable standard | ISO14001:2015 |
| Scope of certification |
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Environmental Policy
Basic Principle
The Oji Plant opened in 1876 in today's Kita-ku area of Tokyo, and has manufactured everyday products in public circulation ever since. For monitoring of environmental change toward ongoing the plant operations, plant staff maintain an ongoing commitment to improvement and innovation, working together to strengthen the Bureau's foundations and maintain the trust of its clients and the public.
The goals of the plant are to ensure safety and wellbeing, maintain pleasant working environments, and realize set goals by sharing expertise, skills and technologies among staff and utilizing new approaches. Focus is placed on compliance, social responsibility based on the establishment's official status as an Agency Engaged in Administrative Execution, and development of employee initiatives in response to environmental change.
Environmental Action Guidelines
The urban Oji Plant follows an environmental policy toward the realization of its policies and targets, with ongoing efforts for the development of its related management system. Work in this regard incorporates global warming mitigation via reduced carbon dioxide emissions and focus on local environment preservation, including.
- Efforts to promote energy/resource conservation via improved operations and technology development.
- Staff training toward the achievement of environmental goals.
- Promotion of compliance with environmental laws and regulations.
April 1, 2023
NISHIMURA Noriko
Director Oji Plant National Printing Bureau, Japan