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- Our Policy and Vision
- Our Progress and Results
- Environmental Management
- Environmentally Friendly Products and Services
- Activities toward Ecosystem and Biodiversity Preservation
- Activities within Business Operations
- Environmental Communications
- Social Contributions through Environmental Activities
- Overseas Engagements of the NEC Group
- Environmental Data
- Green Glossary
Risk Prevention Activities
Emergency Response Training
To minimize environmental risks, each of the companies in the NEC Group provides specialist training and emergency response training for employees engaged in operations with potential environmental impact, using past instances of real accidents as reference.
In FY 2012, we provided 482 employees with 59 training courses and training programs, totaling 57 hours.
Disseminating Information on Small Incidents
We have created a compilation of small incidents * and near-miss cases related to environmental risks. It is entitled "Small Incident Information". And its purpose is to raise awareness with respect to such small incidents and near-miss cases, which can potentially lead to more serious environmental accidents. This information is passed on to all NEC Group companies to prevent emergencies and accidents.
We have of course implemented emergency action and contact procedures in case of serious environmental accidents but are also emphasizing the appropriate handling of small incidents. Thus, we continue to promote preventive measures by conducting thorough investigations into the causes of even the smallest incidents, and taking appropriate corrective action. This information is then passed on to every company within the NEC Group. And the corrective action is followed upon.
A "small incident" is a safety term, referring to a minor but unsafe act.
Levels of Environmental Impact
