Environmental Policy

WASTE MANAGEMENT LICENCE No. P/5/47

The Company recognizes that, as with all industrial activity, its operations will effect the environment. We accept our duty to manage our operations so that they are socially acceptable and comply with all relevant statutory provisions. A primary management responsibility is to protect the environment as an integral part of good business practice in both the short and long term

Good management practices include:

1. Regular review of environmental policies, procedures and performance.
2. Maintaining an awareness amongst employees of environmental issues and providing training appropriate to their responsibilities.
3. Co-operation with the relevant control authorities to enable statutory provisions to be met and to take account of any guidance on specific environmental issues provided by Government and other appropriate bodies.
4. Review new technology and operating practices to enable the reduction in energy consumption, Plant emissions, trade waste and effluent.
5. A commitment to continual improvements via the achievements of objectives and targets.
6. Carry out assessment of the environmental impacts of new processes and products prior to implementation and to take steps to reduce the effects.
7. Provide information to enable products to be stored, transported and used without unacceptable effects on the environment.
8. Display this document in the Reception Area and on site, where possible. Copies of this document are available to members of the public, upon request.

Paul C. Stevens
Joint Managing Director
Issue No.4
Date:17th June 2002
Review:16th June 2003

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