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Environmental Management System

The Nikon Group has accelerated its environmental management by acquiring ISO 14001 certification. Since July 1998, when the Ohi Plant first obtained independent certification, plants and subsidiaries in the Group have one after another followed suit. In 2004, the Group began acquiring integrated certification to build a unified Environmental Management System.

In 2007, Nikon Instech Co., Ltd. became the first non-manufacturing subsidiary in the Nikon Group to acquire integrated certification. Moreover, two overseas manufacturing subsidiaries Nikon Imaging (China) Co., Ltd., and Nikon (Thailand) Co., Ltd. completed integrated certification.

In the year ending March 31, 2009, the Nikon Environmental Management Simplified System is being introduced for business units, in Japan and abroad, with relatively little environmental loading; this comprises the major components of ISO 14001.

The Group is thus advancing in its efforts to accomplish the Environmental Action Plan, to reach its medium-term targets on environmental activities, and to streamline operations.

The Environmental Management System, together with the Quality Management System promoted and run by each business unit, allows Nikon to meet the needs of its customers by supplying high-quality products while addressing the needs of the environment as well.

ISO 14001 Certification at Nikon

Date of Nikon Group-widecertification approval Location
Nikon Group-wide certification October 2004 Tokyo
  Ohi Plant (October 2004) Tokyo
  Yokohama Plant (October 2004) Kanagawa
  Mito Plant (June 2005) Ibaraki
  Head Office (September 2005) Tokyo
  Sagamihara Plant (September 2005) Kanagawa
  Kumagaya Plant (September 2005) Saitama
Sendai Nikon (Sendai Nikon Precision) (April 2006) Miyagi
Zao Nikon (April 2006) Miyagi
Tochigi Nikon (Tochigi Nikon Precision) (September 2006) Tochigi
Kurobane Nikon (September 2006) Tochigi
Mito Nikon Precision (formerly Mito Nikon) (September 2006) Ibaraki
Hikari Glass (November 2007) Chiba
Nikon Instech (November 2007) Tokyo
TNI Industry Nagai Factory
(formerly Setagaya Industry)
(November 2007) Yamagata
Nikon Vision (November 2007) Tokyo
Nikon Imaging (China) (November 2007) China
Nikon (Thailand) (November 2007) Thailand



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