Environmental Policy
1. OBJECTIVE
To establish principles to be applied throughout TNAX, with the aim of promoting the continuous improvement of environmental performance and mitigating the risks inherent to the company's business, complying with current legislation, regulatory bodies and company guidelines, reinforcing the commitment to sustainable development.
Therefore, TNAX's Environmental Policy is a set of principles declared as commitments in which management describes the company's intentions to support and improve its environmental performance. The environmental policy allows the company to define its environmental objectives, take actions to achieve the intended results of the management system and achieve improvements.
Three basic commitments for the environmental policy are specified in this document to: a) Protect the environment; b) Meet legal and other company requirements; c) Continuously improve the management system to increase environmental performance.
These commitments are reflected in the company's processes to address specific requirements; ensuring an effective, credible and reliable management system.
2. TARGET AUDIENCE
This policy applies to TNAX's board of directors, employees and third parties (clients, suppliers, sales representatives, consultants, etc.).
3. CONCEPTS
• Environmental Performance: these are the measurable results of an organization's management of its environmental aspects.
• Site: the address where TNAX has its facilities.
4. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCESS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
TNAX is committed to the following environmental principles in its facilities, operations and throughout its supply chain in the company's processes, and is committed to encouraging their adoption by suppliers, service providers, partners and other organizations with significant environmental aspects that provide products or services.
• Principle of Continuous Improvement and Pollution Prevention - constantly evolve its work processes, products and services based on reducing their interference with the environment, identifying and reducing risks that have the potential to cause damage to water, soil, air, fauna, flora and communities.
• Principle of Waste Management - encourage the adoption of best practices to reduce waste production and encourage its differentiated collection, recovery and recycling, in addition to encouraging the intelligent distribution and reverse logistics of its products, giving them an environmentally correct final destination.
• Principle of Legal Compliance - seek unrestricted compliance with current environmental legislation.
• Principle of Consumption of Natural Resources - whenever possible, develop actions aimed at reducing waste of energy and materials, ensuring the sustainable use of natural resources and priority ecosystem services.
• Principle of Awareness - encourage awareness and training of employees so that they can perform their daily activities in an environmentally responsible manner.
• Principle of Technological Innovation - seek innovative practices that can minimize the negative impacts of products and services on the environment.
• Principle of Disclosure - disclose guidelines and encourage the participation of internal and external audiences in awareness-raising actions and campaigns, encouraging a responsible attitude towards the environment.
To establish principles to be applied throughout TNAX, with the aim of promoting the continuous improvement of environmental performance and mitigating the risks inherent to the company's business, complying with current legislation, regulatory bodies and company guidelines, reinforcing the commitment to sustainable development.
Therefore, TNAX's Environmental Policy is a set of principles declared as commitments in which management describes the company's intentions to support and improve its environmental performance. The environmental policy allows the company to define its environmental objectives, take actions to achieve the intended results of the management system and achieve improvements.
Three basic commitments for the environmental policy are specified in this document to: a) Protect the environment; b) Meet legal and other company requirements; c) Continuously improve the management system to increase environmental performance.
These commitments are reflected in the company's processes to address specific requirements; ensuring an effective, credible and reliable management system.
2. TARGET AUDIENCE
This policy applies to TNAX's board of directors, employees and third parties (clients, suppliers, sales representatives, consultants, etc.).
3. CONCEPTS
• Environmental Performance: these are the measurable results of an organization's management of its environmental aspects.
• Site: the address where TNAX has its facilities.
4. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCESS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
TNAX is committed to the following environmental principles in its facilities, operations and throughout its supply chain in the company's processes, and is committed to encouraging their adoption by suppliers, service providers, partners and other organizations with significant environmental aspects that provide products or services.
• Principle of Continuous Improvement and Pollution Prevention - constantly evolve its work processes, products and services based on reducing their interference with the environment, identifying and reducing risks that have the potential to cause damage to water, soil, air, fauna, flora and communities.
• Principle of Waste Management - encourage the adoption of best practices to reduce waste production and encourage its differentiated collection, recovery and recycling, in addition to encouraging the intelligent distribution and reverse logistics of its products, giving them an environmentally correct final destination.
• Principle of Legal Compliance - seek unrestricted compliance with current environmental legislation.
• Principle of Consumption of Natural Resources - whenever possible, develop actions aimed at reducing waste of energy and materials, ensuring the sustainable use of natural resources and priority ecosystem services.
• Principle of Awareness - encourage awareness and training of employees so that they can perform their daily activities in an environmentally responsible manner.
• Principle of Technological Innovation - seek innovative practices that can minimize the negative impacts of products and services on the environment.
• Principle of Disclosure - disclose guidelines and encourage the participation of internal and external audiences in awareness-raising actions and campaigns, encouraging a responsible attitude towards the environment.