Improving
your Environmental and Business Performance - Sustainable Development
Sustainable
development is defined as delivering benefits that meet the needs of the present
generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their
needs (United Nations Conference for Environment and Development – UNCED).
At
Filtrec, sustainable development is about how we run our business, the right
way, to positively and responsibly meet the market’s needs. Sustainable
development is about achieving our target performance in various dimensions:
economic, social and environmental.
Filtrec
Quality Management
At Filtrec we believe
that Quality Management is the key to success in order to fulfil our customers’
requirements. Officially Filtrec
achieved ISO 9001:2000 certification in 2004 but a Quality Management procedure
started internally in 1997 already.
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Certifications e Registrations
Official website |
Date / Description
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UNI
EN ISO 9001:2000
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July 2004
International rugulation for Quality Management
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Filtrec
Environment Management
Quality
and Environment Policy (2006-2010)
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Continuously
improving our filtration technology process and supporting research to
improve our understanding of the environment work practices and behaviours.
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educing
pollution and the cumulative environmental impact of our activities
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Investing
in machineries and technology with the objective to reach efficiency,
quality and low environmental impact.
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Setting
internal targets which drive us to continually improve our environmental
performance
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Complying
with all relevant laws and regulations
These days, no company
can ignore the environment.
New legislation,
consumer pressure and the growing demand for ethical investment all see to that.
However,
Filtrec also sees that environmental management is an opportunity to
reduce waste, lower costs, increase efficiency and enhance corporate reputation.
In
December 2006 Filtrec has achieved its ISO 14001:2004 Certification.
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Certifications e
Registrations |
Date / Description
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UNI
EN ISO 14001:2004
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December 2006
International Regulation for
Environmental Management
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