Environmental Policy

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In accordance with the OMRON Principles, we consider environmental issues to be one of most significant challenges facing us. All corporate activities, services, and products of the OMRON Group, including our microelectronics and service operations, will be subject to our environmental policy as outlined below.

1. Basic Law Observance：	Observances of the Environmental Basic Law and all related laws as well as maximum response possible prior to the enactment of such legislation and provision of voluntary standards to encourage preservation of the environment.
2. Response to Environmental Issues：	Any environmental issue raised by an interested party will be responded to in good faith.
3. Support Structure：	Appointment of Senior Environment Officer and establishment of a specialized corporate organization at OMRON headquarters. Establishment of organizations to support harmony between the environment and people at all business companies and sites.
4. System：	Establishment of an Environmental Management System (EMS) compatible with ISO 14001.
5. Specific Goals：	Each environment-related organization to select relevant goals from listed priorities and promote continual improvement of EMS and reduction of the burden our activities place on the environment.
6. Determination and Review：	Development of technology and products that contribute to a reduction of the burden business activities place on the environment for our customers Purchase of environmentally friendly materials, fixtures, and fittings Activities to improve resource productivity Energy conservation to cut CO₂ emissions Pollution reduction and prevention in regional environments
7. Instruction and Training：	Environmental improvement objectives and targets to be fixed, environmental audits to be conducted over fixed time frames, and environmental management to be reviewed, improved, and maintained. All staff receive instruction on environmental policy and participate in related training activities.
8. Social Contribution：	Active participation.
9. Disclosure：	Environmental policy and strategies to be made available for public use in the appropriate form.