Protecting the precious environment
Environmental management system
In order to promote and develop environmental activities, each division has set environmental goals and numerical targets and is making steady efforts.
Haseko Group’s Environmental Policy
The Haseko Group makes efforts to protect the global environment and contributes to the realization of a sustainable society based on its corporate philosophy “to contribute to society by creating an optimal environment for cities and people,” and CSR Policy that aims to integrate social and environmental concerns into its business processes.
- Basic measures
We will work together with our customers, partner companies, and various stakeholders involved to solve highly important environmental issues related to the Haseko Group’s business activities.- ・Realizing cyclical resource use through effective use of resources and further promotion of waste reduction
- ・Reducing CO₂ emissions to contribute to a low-carbon society
- ・Conserving biodiversity through pollution prevention and nature and ecosystem-conscious efforts
- Legal compliance and communication
We will comply with environmental laws, agreements and voluntary standards, and will conduct education on the environment for employees working in the Haseko Group on a regular basis. We will also disclose information on our environment-related activities and actively communicate with internal and external stakeholders. - Management
We will establish and operate a management system that includes the setting of objectives and targets for promoting the above activities, and will improve the system on a continuous basis.
Haseko Group Code of Conduct on Biodiversity
Basic philosophy
The Haseko Group engages in corporate activities based on its Group Philosophy "To contribute to society by creating an optimal environment for cities and people." By engaging in biodiversity-conscious corporate activities based on the recognition that people and companies reap various benefits from the natural environment, we will endeavor to help conserve and improve biodiversity in pursuit of a more comfortable and sustainable global environment.
Action guidelines
- Compliance
We will comply with laws and regulations, etc. related to biodiversity conservation, identify related policies and social demands and endeavor to reflect our knowledge of them in business activities. - Education and enlightenment
We will spread knowledge required for biodiversity conservation activities and information on laws and regulations, etc. through in-house education, etc. and raise employees' awareness of the value of the ecosystem. - Consideration in construction business
We will implement biodiversity-conscious plans, designs and proposals, and endeavor to avert and reduce the impact of construction work. - Research and development
We will accumulate information and technological knowledge related to the ecosystem and promote related technological research and development. - Collaboration with society
We will endeavor to contribute to society through participation in regional environmental preservation activities and academic society/association activities.
Organizational framework for
promoting environmental management system
*1 The committee establishes and manages policies on environmental initiatives of the Haseko Group.
*2 Environmental management system
Status of environmental management system
Haseko Corporation, HASEKO REFORM, and Fujikensetsu Co., Ltd. have obtained ISO 14001 environmental management system certification and they are continually managing and improving its environmental activities.
Background to obtaining ISO certification
The Company obtained ISO environmental management system certification in the Kansai and Tokyo regions in July 2001 and October 2001, respectively. In October 2013, we integrated the environmental management systems in Tokyo and Kansai regions and have since been operating the integrated system. As of April 2024, approximately 98% of Haseko Corporation’s offices have obtained the ISO14001 certification. Haseko Reform, Inc. obtained ISO14001 environmental management system certification in March 2014 (at Tokyo and Kansai branch offices). In April 2018, the system was updated to the 2015 version and integrated with the ISO9001 quality management system, and the integrated system has since been in operation. In addition, Fujikensetsu Co., Ltd. also obtained ISO14001 environmental management system certification in December 2020 for its Kansai Branch and February 2021 for its Tokyo Branch.
Going forward, we will continue to engage in environmental management activities.
Initiatives and ongoing improvement
Upon conducting environmental preservation activities, we formulate Environmental Policy, in response to which each division sets environmental goals and numerical targets and carries out the activities accordingly.
The environmental management system is checked by internal audit and external examination as to whether or not it complies with Haseko's determinations including specification requirements, and whether or not it is implemented and maintained properly. Based on the results, the environmental management system is reviewed and improved on an ongoing basis.
The days on which external examination was conducted and the number of matters pointed out in fiscal 2023 were as follows.
Date of registration/renewald | Date of external examination | Number of matterst pointed out by the external examination |
|
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Haseko Corporation |
Mar. 31, 1997 Oct. 1, 2022 |
Jul. 25-26, 2023 | None |
Haseko Reform, Inc. | Mar. 13, 2014 Apr. 19, 2014 |
Feb. 5-28, 2024 | None |
Fujikensetsu Co., Ltd. (Tokyo Office) |
Nov. 15, 2000 Feb. 22, 2024 |
Dec. 6-7, 2023 | None |
Fujikensetsu Co., Ltd. (Kansai Office) |
Mar. 1, 2000 Dec. 21, 2023 |
Oct. 18-19, 2023 | None |
Compliance with environmental regulations
In fiscal 2023, there was no violation of environmental-related laws due to construction works.
FY2023 environmental goals/numerical targets and results and FY2024 plan
The environmental goals/numerical targets and results for FY2023 and the plan for FY2024 are as follows.
FY2023 environmental goals/numerical targets and results
Legend 〇: Target fulfilled △:Target almost fulfilled ×:Target unfulfilled
Divisions | Environmental goals | Numerical targets | Tokyo region | Kansai region | |||
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Results | Assessment | Results | Assessment | ||||
Design divisions | Propose environment-conscious designs | Utilize environmental consideration check sheet |
Number of proposals adopted ÷ Number of proposals made≧ 95% | 98.0% (81 cases) |
○ | 99.3% (31 cases) |
○ |
Prevent global warming | Utilize new CO2 Emissions Calculation Program | CO2reduction rate: 10% or higher (Standards under Act on the Improvement of Energy Consumption Performance of Buildings, 2016: Entire building) |
25.2% (82 cases) |
○ | 20.2% (24 cases) |
○ | |
Execution division | Reduce construction waste | Reduce construction waste | Mixed waste: 4kg/m2 or less | 2.2kg/m2 (44 cases) |
○ | 2.2kg/m2 (26 cases) |
○ |
Recycle mixed waste | Recycling rate: 83% or higher | 93.8% (44 cases) |
○ | 90.2% (26 cases) |
○ | ||
Prevent global warming | Reduce CO2 emissions | CO2 generated per unit of net sales 8.5t-CO2/hundred million yen or less |
8.05 t-CO2/hundred million yen (44 cases) |
○ | 6.55 t-CO2/hundred million yen (26 cases) |
○ | |
Office division | Reduce CO2 emissions | Reduce electricity usage | the actual results in fiscal 2022 or less | -11.3% | ○ | 1.6% | × |
Reduce copy paper usage | the number of sheets printed in fiscal 2022 or less | -7.2% | ○ | -8.5% | ○ | ||
Technological promotion division (Haseko Technical Research Institute) |
Number of projects launched for R&D subjects that help reduce environmental burden | Number of projects launched in the year | 8 cases or more | 113% (10 cases) |
○ | - | - |
Average progress rate of R&D subjects | Average progress rate on annual goals | 90% or higher | 95% (22 subjects) |
○ | - | - |
FY2024 plan
Division | Environmental goals | Numerical targets | |
---|---|---|---|
Design divisions | Propose environment-conscious designs | Utilize environmental consideration check sheet | Number of proposals adopted ÷ Number of proposals made≧ 95% |
Prevent global warming | Utilize new CO2 Emissions Calculation Program | CO2reduction rate: 10% or higher (Standards under Act on the Improvement of Energy Consumption Performance of Buildings, 2016: Entire building) |
|
Execution division | Reduce construction waste | Reduce construction waste | Mixed waste: 3.5kg/m2 or less |
Recycle mixed waste | Recycling rate: 84% or higher | ||
Prevent global warming |
Reduce CO2 emissions | CO2generated per unit of net sales8.5t-CO2/hundred million yen or less | |
Office division | Promote energy saving | Reduce electricity usage | No more than actual results for fiscal 2023 |
Effectively use resources | Reduce copy paper usage | No more than the number of sheets printed in fiscal 2023 | |
Technological promotion division (Haseko Technical Research Institute) |
Number of projects launched for R&D subjects that help reduce environmental burden | Number of projects launched in the year | 8 projects or more |
Average progress rate of R&D subjects | Average progress rate on annual goals | 90% or higher |
Collaborations with External Organizations
Haseko Corporation is a member of the Japan Federation of Construction Contractors (JFCC), which promotes industry-wide measures against global warming. Haseko Corporation supports JFCC's efforts aimed at a low-carbon, recycling-oriented and symbiotic society, and promotes initiatives to alleviate and adapt to climate change.
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