Occupational Health and Safety

The EIZO Group will create workplaces where all members are able to work safely and in good health. We established the following policies, endeavor to eradicate occupational incidents, and establish and implement activities concerning occupational health and safety.

1. Conduct periodic assessments to identify occupational health and safety risks and implement appropriate countermeasures.
2. Raise awareness of maintaining and improving physical, mental, and emotional health and continually improve the health and safety of our members through on-going collaboration between the companies and its employees.
3. Establish an occupational health and safety management system and occupational health and safety goals, implement, review and continually improve performance.
4. Create opportunities for participation and consultation on occupational health and safety issues between members and the companies and ensure open communication between them.
5. Regularly educate members about occupational health and safety.
6. Comply with legal, moral and all other requirements regarding occupational health and safety.
7. Investigate and analyze the cause of any occupational accidents that may occurs and ensure corrective action is taken.
8. Prepare and provide training so that prompt measures are taken should an accident occur.

Mr. Kiyotaka Hira
Operating Officer
General Affairs

To consistently maintain and develop activities for occupational health and safety, we introduced an occupational health and safety management system at EIZO Corporation and EIZO MS Corporation, both in Japan, which account for approximately 80% of total EIZO production. We promote health and safety activities that cover all onsite staff, and we have obtained ISO45001 certification.

At those bases, we seek to educate employees and increase safety awareness through periodic workplace patrols and hazard prediction training. We also strive to mitigate risks by applying a risk assessment method to investigate potential hazards and toxicity as well as implement countermeasures, assess the risks involved in handling chemical substances, check targeted substances using safety data sheets, and enforce the use of appropriate protective gear for onsite work. In addition, we seek to reduce the number of traffic accidents both on the job and while commuting. In FY2023, we enhanced health and safety training with the goal of achieving zero accidents during non-routine work, against the several accidents that had happened in the previous fiscal year. We also identified employees with driving habits that posed a high risk for traffic accidents and provided training to improve their driving. In terms of disaster prevention, we completed a plan to add emergency doors in accordance with the RBA Code of Conduct.

We seek to prevent industrial accidents at overseas Group companies as well, through initiatives such as organizing employee training and distributing handbooks on industrial accidents.

Initiatives for Health and Safety(Japan)

U: Unachieved, P: Partially achieved, A: Achieved