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Changing Perspectives. Discovering Potential. Optimising Processes.
EMAS Verification: Key to Credibility
How to verify indirect aspects
EMAS Verifier Workshop
Brussels, 24 June 2003
Changing Perspectives. Discovering Potential. Optimising Processes.
Company name: INTECHNICA GmbHAccredited Environmental Verifier Organization
Presidents: Dr.-Ing. Reiner Beer, Dr.-Ing. Norbert Hiller
Foundation: 23th July 1990 in Nürnberg
Employees: 12
Contact: Ostendstraße 181, 90482 Nürnberg, GermanyTel. +49 (0) 911 - 51 33 11, Fax +49 (0) 911 - 51 33 99email: [email protected]
Value oriented Management
Environmental protection
Prevention of Risk Occupational Safety
ManagementsystemsQuality Environment Safety Risk
Material- and Energy-flow-Management
Social Standards
IntegratedProductpolicy
Economics
react
act
Sustainability
References
Consultingadidas-Salomon AG
Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche Aktiengesellschaft
Dunlop Slazenger Group, Philippinien and Dunlop Slazenger Group, UK
LEONI AG
JacobsGibb Ltd., Reading, England
Bavarian Ministry of the Environment
Business for Social Responsibility (BSR), Chonburi (Thailand)
Certification EMAS / ISO 14.001INA-Schaeffler KG, Herzogenaurachall german, european and worldwide locations
LuK GmbH & Co., Bühlall German locations, Europe, Brazil, Mexico. USA, India and South Africa
Texas Instruments GmbH, Freising
DaimlerChrysler AGSales organisation Germany
Quelle AGGermany, Slovakia. Switzerland
Weleda AG, Schwäbisch Gmünd
Indirect environmental aspectsRegulation (EC) No 761/2001 ANNEX VI
6.3. Indirect environmental aspectsAs a result of the activities, products and services of an organisation there may be significant environmental aspects over which it may not have full management control.
These may include, but are not limited to:
(a) product related issues (design, development, packaging, transportation, use and waste recovery /disposal);
(b) capital investments, granting loans and insurance services;
(c) new markets;
(d) choice and composition of services (e.g. transport or the catering trade);
(e) administrative and planning decisions;
(f) product range compositions;
design, development,transportation
transport
use and waste recovery
Indirect AspectShipping & Transportation
Business trips
Supply & Shipment raw material/
product
Employees / Customers
noxious emission
Environmental Impact
Indirect Aspect TransportationExample: Means of Transportation
Specific Emissions per ton and kilometer
0
1
10
100
1.000
10.000
Plane Lorry Inland navigation Railway
CO2NOxCOHCSO2Particles
g / t*km
Indirect Aspect TransportationExample: International sourcing
Polyester500 miles
Indonesia
TaiwanChina
Korea
Europe
South America
product 27.500 miles
product 18.300 miles
TPU8.300 miles
Leather10.000 miles Transport distances for product 1 :30.400 miles
Transport distances for product 2 : 8.000 miles
PVC3.800 miles
Transportation - EmissionHow to audit information
VerifySupply Chain
Ordered (used) quantity
Route of transportation
Transport units
Mode of Transport
Calculation of Data
Evaluation Basis for Emission factors
Source of Information• Buying department - List of Suppliers
and Materials
• Buying department - Inventory
• Buying department - business addresses
• Buying department - order list/ order form
• Buying Department - delivery reciept
• Buying/Environment Department computing procedure
• Environment Department - publicated Indicators
Transportation - EmissionBest Practice
adidas-Salomon AG, GTC Scheinfeld, Germany
Production of high quality footballs
Change of supplier for sheet materials and purchased dimension
Effect:
• Reduction of specific waste (cutting scrap) from 30% to 0%
• Reduction of total transport distance 80% -> corresponding reduction of emissions
Impact EmissionExample: Supply of electrical energy
Indirect Aspect - Productdesign Raw material requirements - natural materials
Biodiversity
Raw material consumption
Cultivation
Wild type
Organic agriculture
Extensive farming
Use of Herbicides
extraction of raw material
Renewable Resources
Chemical fertilizer
Raw material - Biodiversity How to audit information
VerifyInitial Status of plant cultivation
Internal and external Regulations
Contact with suppliers -
Evaluation Basis for Changes in
vegetation
Source of Information• Buying/Environment department -
official classification of area / own onsite visit
• Environment department - International environmental agreements
• Environment department - Documentation of Environmental protection measures
• Environment department - Documentation of Data collection
Raw material - Biodiversity Best Practice
Weleda AG, Germany
Production of consumer health and professional care products
In co-operation with suppliers development and support of biodynamic agriculture for natural raw materials (e.g. Herbage, Oil..)
Cultivation of endangered plants
Effect:
• Reduction environmental impact caused by conventional agriculture
• Conservation of biodiversity
Indirect Aspects Product - Life-Cycle related
Sourcing
Environmental Standards Supplier
Transport
MaterialsDemountability
Recycling
Production
Storage
Material management
UsageService
Disposal
Removal
DevelopmentDesign
Market researchMarketing
Recycling
InformationProduct information
Product - Life-Cycle related How to audit information
VerifySupply Chain
Material Information
Route of transportation
Communication with suppliers, customers and Recycling industrie
Product information
Evaluation Basis for product related data
Source of Information• Buying department - List of Suppliers
and Materials
• Design & Development-, Buying department - Database
• Buying department - business addresses
• Buying department - Dokumentation, internal requirements
• Sales Department, Marketing - Documentation
• Environment Department, Production
Life-Cycle - Integrated Product Policy (IPP)Best Practice
adidas-Salomon AG, Bavarian Ministry of the Environment
Production of high quality sports shoes
Performance of a promoted researche project „Integrated Product Policy IPP“
Objectives– Development of
Systematics Strategy Approach
for formation of life-cycle oriented Productpanel– Implementation of findings– Portability on other products / industry sectors
Life-Cycle - Integrated Product Policy (IPP)
Best Practice
Constitution of Product panel
Manufacturer• Design & Development• Product Management Footwear• adidas Innovation Team• Footwear Materials• laboratory • Global Technology Center, Scheinfeld• Social and Environmental Affairs
Materialsuppliers Wholesale, Retail Consumer Recycling industry Science
Life-Cycle - Integrated Product Policy (IPP) Best Practice
Target
Reduction of accumulated environmental impact of a product e.g.:
Reduction of total transport distance Substitution of solvents Modified use of rawmaterials and supplies Modified processes Reduction of material variety Improved Demountability .....
EMAS Experience of a german verifier
EMAS Experience of a german verifier
EMAS Experience of a german verifier
EMAS Experience of a german verifier
EMAS Experience of a german verifier
EMAS Experience of a german verifier
Is EMAS dying out?
EMAS Future Development
May, 27: 3755 EMAS registered organisations
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Evolution of net EMAS registrationsQUARTERLY DATA
1269
23162531268627752876
30633244
341735763762 39083855379637973755
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Dez 9
7
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98
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98
Sep 9
8
Dez 9
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Mrz
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Jun
99
Sep 9
9
Dez 9
9
Mrz
00
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00
Sep 0
0
Dez 0
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Jun
01
Sep 0
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Dez 0
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02
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2
Dez 0
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Mrz
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EMAS Demands
Propagation of positive image
Propagation of advantage
Intensification of advertisment
Implementation of deregulation approach in applicable law
Deregulation only for EMAS registered locations
Thank you for your attention!
INTECHNICA GmbH
Ostendstr. 181
90482 Nuremberg
Germany
Tel: +49(0)911-513311
Fax: +49(0)911-513399
e-mail: [email protected]
www.intechnica.de