ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

When designing new or renovated facilities, it is crucial to prioritize ease of cleaning and meticulously consider a variety of environmental factors that significantly impact product quality. Key considerations include:

• Lighting:

• Ensure all areas are well-illuminated for operational efficiency.

• Proper lighting aids in identifying and addressing cleanliness issues promptly.

• Airflow:

• Implement effective ventilation systems to maintain optimal air quality.

• Prevent the buildup of dust, contaminants, and moisture.

• Support the longevity of equipment and products with adequate airflow.

• Restroom Facilities:

• Strategically locate and maintain restrooms to ensure easy access without disrupting workflow.

• Clean and hygienic restroom facilities are crucial for overall workplace sanitation and employee well-being.

To maintain these standards, cleaning schedules are diligently adhered to, including:

• Sweeping: Regular removal of dust and debris from floors and surfaces.

• Mopping: Frequent mopping of floors to maintain cleanliness and hygiene.

• Washing: Systematic washing of equipment and workspaces.

• Waste Removal: Timely and efficient removal of waste from designated areas.

Each area has a specific cleaning protocol to ensure it meets the highest standards of cleanliness and hygiene. This attention to detail in facility design and maintenance is essential for maintaining a hygienic and efficient production environment. By prioritizing cleanliness and environmental factors, the facility can ensure the production of high-quality products. Such meticulous care in facility management ultimately contributes to the overall excellence and reliability of the products manufactured, reflecting a commitment to quality and operational efficiency.