More than any other activity, the treatmentPhysical, thermal, chemical or biological processes, including sorting, which modify the characteristics of waste so as to reduce its volume and dangerous ... of wasteAccording to French Act No. 75-633 of July 15, 1975, any residue from the production, transformation process or use of any substance, material, product or more ... requires a company to be very attentive. WasteAccording to French Act No. 75-633 of July 15, 1975, any residue from the production, transformation process or use of any substance, material, product or more ... must be treated with care to protect nature and its biodiversity. The preservation of our world and the well-being of mankind are our priorities.
Séché Environnement knows that social acceptance of its activities goes hand in hand with its capacity to demonstrate that the solution is not to keep garbage out of sight and out of mind.
Since its inception, the Group has sought to set the example from an environmental standpoint and has acquired its ISO 14001Standards related to environmental management certification, where the environment is integrated as an essential management tool. The Changé site was the first of its kind in the world to receive ISO 14001Standards related to environmental management certification in 1995 in this sector.
As an extension of the ISO 14001, the Changé site developed an occupation health management and work safety system that was awarded OHSAS 18001An occupational health and safety management system specification (Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series) certification in 2003, placing the Group once again as a leader in its field.
This proactive approach has been adopted by all of the Groups sites, which have received at least one of the following certifications: ISO 9001, ISO 14001Standards related to environmental management and OHSAS 18001.
This Endeavour has led the Group to set out work rules and practices, guaranteeing in the long term the safety of activities vis a vis the natural and human environment, and the continual search for improvement.
Limits to drawing from the natural environment, the implementation of ever-evolving performing techniques to monitor the environment, anticipate future regulations, optimize transportation, develop multi-modal solutions, R&D in wasteAccording to French Act No. 75-633 of July 15, 1975, any residue from the production, transformation process or use of any substance, material, product or more ... recoveryProcess that restores the physical-chemical characteristics to waste enabling it to be used as an alternative to virgin raw material. and energy production, etc. are the key words of a corporate culture, set out in its Sustainable Development Charter or Séché Environnement's Quality, Safety, Health and Environment policy.
