Environmental and Safety Compliance

Whenever you want to improve in a specific area or program, just the process of increasing awareness with the stakeholders will yield improvements. If you want to improve your Environmental Compliance Programs, letting the personnel who have the greatest impact know about all the issues will help facilitate improvement. Tracking results and communicating this information will also help your mission.

If you want to minimize energy usage, post information that describes how the personnel in your facility can help. This can be broadcasted via e-mail, newsletters, bulletin board postings, etc. Start with small easy steps and let them know the impact of their changes. Let's say you have 100 employees who each leave an unneeded 60-watt light bulb turned on when they are not in the office. If they begin to turn off that those lights, that approximately saves $2,000-$3,000 of wasted energy each year. Not a significant saving but it is a start. If you want to think much bigger, consider an Energy Audit.

Both of the above areas will help your Triple Bottom Line!