ESH management activities
HK inno.N carries out ESH activities in a variety of fields.
Safety Environment
Committee
A company-wide committee where the CEO and heads of business units take part to promote awareness of the importance of ESH management throughout the company, and in turn aims to strengthen initiatives for quality and environmental control or monitoring.
Safety & Health Campaigns
Quarterly competitions for slogans and posters on the theme of safety, campaigns focusing on improving safety during commutes and employees’ pledge to safety and compliance to raise further awareness on the importance of safety and safety-related practices.
Joint fire-fighting exercise
with the public and
private sectors
Annual training to better respond to large-scale accidents are held jointly with public institutions or independently.
Win-win Partnership
Win-win partnership programs and collaborative initiatives with regional universities to promote a culture that aims for a win-win through a focus on ESH.
Safety and Environment
-related Inspections and
Training
Regular on-site inspections by senior management and heads of business units are combined with a variety of training sessions on the subject of safety and health to instill a mindset that prioritizes safety and accident prevention.
Environmental Initiatives
A sustainable environmental management system operated through various campaigns that encourage promoting energy conservation (e.g. campaigns to install photovoltaic power generators or LED lights), recyling of resources and conservation of local ecosystems through employee participation.
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Management of the quality of emitted air and discharged waterPollutants are managed to be kept under the legally permitted levels.
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Systematic management of chemical substancesLegal compliance and systematic management of chemical substances are carried out to promote the health and safety of employees.
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Initiatives to reduce wasteInitiatives to increase recycling to minimize incineration or landfilling of waste
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Initiatives to re-use waterR/O concentrated water is recycled and used as a coolant
Environmental initiatives of the past, present and future
Environmental targets for 2022 | Outcomes of major activities | Environmental targets for 2023 | |
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Climate action | Reinforced climate actions | Participation in UNGC CAA activities / Attendance at climate action symposiums | Participation in initiatives at home and abroad |
Verification of greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 1&2) | Voluntary verification of Scope 1 and 2 through a third party institution | Verification of greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 1,2&3) | |
Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions (in units of KRW) | Replace of inverters to high efficiency versions, introduction of optimal operating systems, energy conservation through peak power demand management and energy conservation through increased operational efficiency of boilers | Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions (in units of KRW) | |
Reduction in energy consumption(in units of KRW) | Reduction in energy consumption(in units of KRW) | ||
Lowering of air pollutants to under legal limits | Control of air pollutants through an in-house limit more stringent than legal standards (for dust particles, SOx and NOx) | Lowering of air pollutants to under legal limits | |
Recycling of resources | Reduction in water consumption (in units of KRW) | Increased re-use of water through investment in installation of a return line in the RO system | Reduction in water consumption (in units of KRW) |
Increased re-use of water | Increased re-use of water | ||
Lowering of water contaminants to under legal limits | Control of water contaminants through an in-house limit more stringent than legal standards | Lowering of water contaminants to under legal limits | |
Reduction of waste (in units of KRW) | Conversion to re-usable cups at the in-house café, campaigns to reduce waste (i.e. minimization of food waste and document printouts) | Reduction of waste (in units of KRW) | |
Increased share of waste recycled | Increased share of recycling through waste-sorting, establishment of a management system for recyclable resources (i.e., plastic, paper and steel), addition of items eligible for recycling | Increased share of waste recycled | |
Soil conservation activities | Prevention of leaks (i.e. injections through dedicated inlets and installation of trays to collect leaks), annual testing for soil contamination | Soil conservation activities | |
Environmental conservation activities in local communities | Environmental beautification activities on company sites | Environmental conservation activities in local communities | |
Product liability | Environmental training | 5,295 hours of environmental training (on environmental management, ISO, handling of chemical substances, emergency response) | Extended training on the environment and chemical substances |
Establishment of an environmental management system | Environmental investments | Completion of investments to reinforce waste water treatment facilities (KRW 74.5 million), allocation of total budget for environmental investment (KRW 369.6 million) | Increased environmental investments |
Identification of and compliance with relevant laws/ regulations | Cross-checks across business sites and self-inspections (in October) | Audits, including those by external specialists |