[Audio] Assure compliance of products and business processes with laws, applicable regulations, and industry standards
Minimize supply chain risks and maintain business continuity by assuring process safety and practicing product stewardship
Maintain human health and safety both for employees and local communities, through industrial hygiene and facility management
Protect the environment including public health and natural resources, by pollution prevention and ecological stewardship
The benefits to supply chain performance of these traditional EHS contributions include:
Avoiding unplanned costs, delays and downtime, i.e., improving business continuity
Reducing potential liabilities, improving asset security and personnel safety
Improving asset utilization, employee satisfaction, and supply chain productivity
Enhancing relationships with key external stakeholders, thus strengthening the company's license to operate and public image Emerging EHS Contributions: Value Creation
Raise supply chain productivity of business processes through material conservation, energy efficiency, and conversion of wastes into by products
Enhance supply chain relations with customers, suppliers, and other external stakeholders that influence the company's license to operate. Support supply chain innovation in products, services, and process technologies that enhance financial performance or customer satisfaction.
Enable enterprise growth including acquisition and sales expansion, by performing due diligence and supporting access to new markets. The benefits to supply chain performance of these emerging EHS contributions include:
Reducing operating costs, including inventory and other resource requirements
Improving customer satisfaction, and enhancing alliances and relationships
Improving competitive position due to proprietary technology
Strengthening the value proposition for marketing and sales
Enabling competitive entry into global markets. 

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Assure compliance with Law, Reg & Standards

Why we exist- Our Value proposition

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Assure compliance of products and business processes with laws, applicable regulations, and industry standards

Minimize supply chain risks and maintain business continuity by assuring process safety and practicing product stewardship

Maintain human health and safety both for employees and local communities, through industrial hygiene and facility management

Protect the environment including public health and natural resources, by pollution prevention and ecological stewardship

The benefits to supply chain performance of these traditional EHS contributions include:

Avoiding unplanned costs, delays and downtime, in other words, improving business continuity

Reducing potential liabilities, improving asset security and personnel safety

Improving asset utilization, employee satisfaction, and supply chain productivity

Enhancing relationships with key external stakeholders, thus strengthening the company's license to operate and public image

Raise supply chain productivity of business processes through material conservation, energy efficiency, and conversion of wastes into by products

Enhance supply chain relations with customers, suppliers, and other external stakeholders that influence the company's license to operate.

Support supply chain innovation in products, services, and process technologies that enhance financial performance or customer satisfaction.

Enable enterprise growth including acquisition and sales expansion, by performing due diligence and supporting access to new markets

The benefits to supply chain performance of these emerging EHS contributions include:

Reducing operating costs, including inventory and other resource requirements

Improving customer satisfaction, and enhancing alliances and relationships

Improving competitive position due to proprietary technology

Strengthening the value proposition for marketing and sales

Enabling competitive entry into global markets