CSR Targets and Results
Our major CSR activities carried out in FY 2022 are as follows.
: Overachieved: Achieved or almost achieved: 70% or less achieved—: N/A
Compliance
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target |
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Continue to implement the regular on-line compliance quizzes - Continue to update Dr. Compliance’s Word and Quiz of the Day every business day - Implement the compliance quizzes regularly once a year |
Conducted from December 2022 to January 2023 | Conduct on-line compliance test (Compliance Quiz) (once/year) | |
Continue the educational activities to senior management on compliance awareness (every quarter) | Posted almost every business day | Post a section of the basic compliance rules and a question from past compliance quizzes (Dr. Compliance’s Word and Quiz of the Day) on the company intranet (once per business day) | |
Conduct the periodic compliance awareness survey (annually) | Conducted from June to July 2022 | Conduct the compliance awareness survey (once/year) |
Cases reported to the SII helpline and processed by the consultation service: 1
Risk Management
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target |
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Continue to implement and promote the group-wide risk management activities | Implemented PDCA for evaluation and management of key risks | Continue to implement and promote the risk management activities |
Intellectual Property
The number of SII's patents In Japan: 572 Outside Japan: 656
Customer Satisfaction
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target |
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Continue the efforts for customer satisfaction improvement | Continued the efforts for customer satisfaction improvement | Continue the efforts for customer satisfaction improvement |
Quality Assurance and Product Safety
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target |
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Product safety check: Conduct the check on the target products for 100% |
100% implemented | Product safety check: Conduct the check on the target products for 100% | |
Operation process check: Conduct both on-site and remote checks. (For overseas locations, use documented checks based on travel restrictions.) | On-site checks were conducted at the sites in Japan. Remote checks were conducted at overseas locations to comply with travel restrictions. |
Operation process check: Conduct for design and development divisions in Japan, primarily through on-site checks. |
Respect for Human Rights
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target |
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Creation of a human resources map for sites outside Japan: Since the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to continue, only the job maps of sales companies are scheduled to be completed (Target: Sales companies) - Create a job category map for 4 sales companies - Create a skill map for 2 manufacturing companies |
- Job category maps completed - Skill maps completed |
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Childcare leave taken by 17 employees Short-hours work for childcare taken 19 employees
Safety and Health
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target |
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The SII Group comprehensive safety inspection (self-inspection): - Conduct the inspection at all sites in Japan and at manufacturing sites outside Japan |
Conducted the inspection at all sites in Japan and at manufacturing sites outside Japan, and take corrective action at each site *On-site audit was postponed due to COVID-19 |
The SII Group comprehensive safety inspection (self-inspection): Conduct the inspection at all sites in Japan and at manufacturing sites outside Japan *On-site audits will be conducted based on each country's response to COVID-19 |
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Implementation rate for the specific health checkups: 89.0% | 89.6%* | 91.0% | |
Implementation rate for the specific health guidance: 53.3% | 23.0%* | 55.1% |
*Projected values as of June 2023
Coexistence with Society
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target |
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Local contribution activities: Continue at each site | Carried out local cleanup activities, contributions, tree planting activities, etc. | Continue the local contribution activities at each site |
Purchasing Activities with Fairness and Integrity
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target |
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Continue the implementation of supplier certification system | Continued the implementation | Continue the implementation of supplier certification system |
Creation of Eco-friendly Products
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target | |
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Increase the sales rate of Green Products | 95% or more for the entire SII | 98.5% | Maintain the rate at 95% or more for the entire SII | |
Increase the number of High Grade Green Products | (Ascertaining the results) | 1 | — | (Ascertaining the results) |
Control of Chemical Substances Contained in Products
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target | |
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Ensure products free of cadmium, hexavalent chromium, mercury, and lead | Maintain the rate of products free of the substances concerned at 95% or more*1 | 96.3% | Maintain the rate of products free of the substances concerned at 95% or more*1 | |
Ensure products free of phthalate esters | Ensure the rate of products free of phthalate esters at 95% or more*2 | 98.2% *3 | Ensure the rate of products free of phthalate esters at 95% or more*2 |
*1 Completed the elimination by the end of May 2006 for products to be sold in the EU.
*2 The control of phthalates, DEHP, DBP, and DIBP, is subject to the products to be shipped to countries outside Japan.
*3 Completed the elimination by the end of May 2019 for products to be sold in the EU (for products subject to compliance with laws and regulations).
Climate Change
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target | |
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Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions | -8.4% from 2020 | Total amount: 56,638 tons-CO2*1 -3.8% from 2020 |
— | -5.25% from FY 2022 |
*1
* For fuels, the “calorific value by fuel type” and “emission factor for fuel use” of the Law Concerning the Promotion of the Measures to Cope with Global Warming are used.
* For electricity, the "emission factor by electric utility" in the Law Concerning the Promotion of Measures to Cope with Global Warming is used.
* For hot and cold water, emission factors provided by suppliers are used.
* From FY 2020, tenants, stores, warehouses, etc. were added to the scope of calculation. Company vehicles are also included.
* For stores and warehouses where the amount of electricity used cannot be specified, the amount of electricity is estimated from the floor area.
Resource Circulation
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target | |
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Improve the recycling rate of wastes | Maintain the current status at sites in Japan | 72% | — | Maintain the current status |
Improve by 3 points from FY 2021 at overseas sites | 69% | — | +3 points from FY 2022 at each overseas site | |
Reduce water use | Maintain the current status at sites in Japan | 293K ㎥* -7% from FY 2021 |
— | Maintain the current status |
Reduce by 1% from FY 2021 at each overseas site | 153K ㎥ -10% from FY 2021 |
— | -1% from FY 2022 at each overseas site | |
Reduce office paper use | Reduce by 3% from FY 2021 at overseas sites | 5 tons -16% from FY 2021 |
— | -3% from FY 2022 at each overseas site |
Control of Chemical Substances
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target | |
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Reduce the amount of emissions of chemical substances* | Maintain the current status at sites in Japan | 16 tons -32% from FY 2021 |
— | Maintain the current status at sites in Japan |
* Chemical substances subject to control at SII: PRTR hazardous chemical substances, HFCs, PFCs, SF6, NF3, and VOC.
Biodiversity
FY 2022 Target | FY 2022 Results | Evaluation | FY 2023 Target |
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- Continue to implement initiatives based on the SII Group Land-use Guidelines on the Conservation of Biodiversity - Continue to visualization and PR of biodiversity conservation activities at each site |
- Continued to implement the initiatives - Reported the activities using the site reports of each site |
- Continue to implement initiatives based on the SII Group Land-use Guidelines on the Conservation of Biodiversity - Continue to promote visualization and PR of biodiversity conservation activities at each site (In particular, work on introduction of wildlife at business sites) |
- Three units in Chiba continue the Supporters for Conserving the Strain of Japanese White Pine (Pinus Parviflora) under the Chiba prefecture's project, monitor the growth, and make periodic reports to Chiba prefecture
- Ohno Unit continues the Biodiversity monitoring members of Ichikawa City and conducts the monitoring of indicator organisms