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Nokia Suppliers and The Environment
Nokia Suppliers and The Environment
Nokia Suppliers and The Environment
the Environment
Nokia Environmental Guidelines
for Suppliers
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Index
The complete life cycle ..............................3
Life cycle concept .......................................4
Nokia Environmental Policy and Sourcing
Principles for the environment...................5
Nokia Environmental Guidelines
Environmental management ......................6
Suppliers....................................................11
Environmentally conscious design..........13
End of Life (EoL) practises ......................15
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Life Cycle Concept
M = Material
E = Energy
W = Waste & M Extraction of
W
emissions E Raw Materials
Parts
E W
Manufacture
NOKIA
E W
Manufacturing
E Use W
Disposal or W
E
Recycling
Life Cycle Concept
Life cycle thinking, the so called “cradle to grave” approach, requires that environmental performance
of all members in the chain is known and managed.
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Nokia Environmental Policy
5
Nokia Environmental Guidelines
for Suppliers
Environmental management
6
Elements of EMS
Environmental Policy
Planning
• Environmental aspects
• Legal and other requirements Management Review
• Objectives and targets
• Environmental management programmes Checking and Corrective Action
• Monitoring and measurement Continual Improvement
Implementation and Operation • Non-conformance and corrective
• Structure and responsibility and preventive action
• Training, awareness and competence • Records
• Communication • EMS audits
• EMS documentation
• Document control
• Operational control
• Emergency preparedness and response
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The supplier shall know the environmen- Environmental aspect is an element of an
tal legislation and applicable regulations organisation’s operations, products or
and comply with them, and be aware of services that can interact with the environ-
draft legislation and prepare for it. ment. It will cause an environmental impact
whether adverse or beneficial.
Within the organisation there shall be a
procedure for identifying the legal and other Environmental impact is a change in, or
binding requirements concerning the envi- effect upon, the environment resulting either
ronment. These include current and future wholly or partially from the organisation’s
legal requirements, local regulations, indus- activities, products or services.
try codes of practice and specific Nokia
requirements, and any signed voluntary Environmental effect means physical
agreements with public authorities or pro- evidence of an environmental impact.
grams such as the ICC Business Charter
and Responsible Care etc.
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The supplier shall have an appropriate
environmental training program and imple-
mentation schedule for its employees.
Suppliers
11
12
Environmentally conscious design
13
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End of Life (EoL) practices
15
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