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Environmental Data: Environmental Training and Awareness

Training of Newly Assigned Workers, Temporary Workers, and Contract Workers

Environmental training is provided to newly assigned workers, temporary workers, and contract workers in each area (base) and at each business unit.

Trainings Implemented for Newly Assigned/Temporary/Contract Workers

  Number of Trainees
FY2012 668
FY2011 2,243
FY2010 371

Other Trainings

  Number of Trainees
FY2012 12,973
FY2011 20,652
FY2010 25,493

Training of Auditors

Senior environmental auditors, auditors and provisional auditors receive refresher courses and training every year (education and training on law and regulation revisions, auditing policies, and other matters).
Training of New Auditors Number of Trainees
FY2012 15
FY2011 20
Refresher Training Number of Trainees
FY2012 119
FY2011 128
FY2010 131

Training of Workers Engaged in Environmental Impact Works

Operators of environmental impact facilities, such as boilers and wastewater treatment plants, are obligated to acquire skills, technologies, and abilities.
In FY 2011, Renesas Electronics became a nonconsolidated company and the number of personnel changed significantly.


Number of trainees
FY2012 444
FY2011 404
FY2010 5,434

Acquisition of Qualifications by Participants

NEC makes it a priority to have twice the required number of workers, including pollution control managers, sanitation managers, and hazardous materials engineers, obtain official qualifications.
In FY 2011, Renesas Electronics became a nonconsolidated company and the number of personnel changed significantly.

  FY2010 FY2011 FY2012
Pollution control managers
(senior pollution control manager, and water, air, noise, vibration, and dioxin pollution control managers)
493 164 156
Waste control managers
(managers of industrial waste subject to special control, industrial waste treatment facility engineering managers)
156 21 21
Senior operators
(organic solvents, designated substances, lead, X-rays, and boilers)
6,882 461 578
Designated high-pressure gas treatment managers 683 4 4
Qualified energy management personnel 152 115 119
Environmental counselors 1 7 6