Enviromental Protection - DAINIPPON SCREEN PLATE RITE 4300 User Manual

PT-R4300 USERS MANUAL
8. Environmental Protection
In March of 2001, Dainippon Screen and all its manufacturing facilities, including
affiliate companies, acquired ISO14001 Environment Management System
certification. Further to this, Dainippon Screen has and still continues to do its best
for environmental preservation by promoting manufacturing practices that do not
harm on the environment.
NOTE ISO14001 Environment Management System is an international standard designed
to preserve the environment. It places emphasis on the initiative of corporations
and organizations to take responsibility for and to actively engage in activities for
this purpose. In addition to requiring that environmental regulations be observed
and that the environmental impact of corporate activities be reduced, it continually
evolves, in accordance with its unique environmental policy, through the
formulation, execution, practical review, and amendment of goals. It efficiently
promotes activities for environmental preservation by getting manufacturers
actively involved in environmental issues and also by obtaining the cooperation of
customers through information they provide.
The following are requirements regarding product use and disposal for environmental
preservation. Please read thoroughly and faithfully observe the contents in the same
manner as you would for safety related cautions.
Environmental regulations
Laws, enforcement ordinances, enforcement regulations and bylaws exist that are
meant to protect the environment. Please consult your national, state/province or
local government for more information about these and the punishments involved.
Handling of waste Iitem(s) for disposal
Please use the services of a professional disposal company according to the following
procedure.
1. Verify that the item(s) to be disposed of is included in the items approved
(type of item, type of business, and conditions of authorization) by the national,
state/province or local government for disposal by the company in question.
2. Conclude agreements for commission of authority to collect and transport, and
commission of authority to dispose.
3. Consign the item(s) for disposal and, if necessary, submit a disposal report to your
national, state/provincial or local government.
4. Obtain transport completion and disposal completion documents from the disposal
company to verify that the disposal was properly completed.
5. Visit the disposal company and verify that the work was conducted properly
according to contract.
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