Integrated Sustainability

Integrated Sustainability

Pan Pac Forest ProductsTimothy Allan & Tony Clifford

Outline

Introduction A Holistic Approach Operational FSC Supply Chain Product Development Communication A business perspective

Pan Pac Forest Products

A vertically integrated forestry company Forestry & Forest Management Timber Manufacturing/Milling Pulp Manufacturing Remanufacturing

Product Manufacturing

A Holistic Approach

Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) An Environmental Management System An Ecological Management System

Manufacturing Site Control & Monitoring

Integrated Manufacturing Supply Chain Management Product Development

Forest Management

Forest Stewardship

An environmental management system for forests and forest products.

Forest Management: how the forests are grown and looked after.

Chain of Custody: ensures mill can track an FSC log from the forest.

Forest Estate

5 forests comprising approx 33,000 Ha of planted estate.

FSC

Ten key Principles & Criteria1.Legal Compliance2.Tenure and Use Rights3.Indigenous Peoples rights4.Social Responsibility5.Benefits from the Forest6.Environmental Impact7.Management planning and consultation8.Monitoring9.Management high conservation forest10.Plantations

FSC – Critical Aspects

Environmental ImpactManagement planning and consultationMonitoring

( Plan, Do, Check, Act) FSC is about ‘Walking the Talk’ Substantive – Saying & Doing EMS might be more ‘Process’

Site & Operational

Timber & Fibre Processing

Operational

Understanding the Operation

Whilst life cycle thinking incorporates more than the site, it is critical to understand and control operations

Detailed understanding of site Deals with ‘Local’ Issues Monitoring & Reporting provide ongoing

control and improvement.

Integrated Manufacturing

Integrated Manufacturing

Supply Chain

It is important to understand the product in the context of its life cycle. Look at the total environmental

contributions. Identify the key areas that can be

targeted for improvement. Enable informed decision making.

Product Development

Product life cycle thinking a critical component to developing a better approach

Defined the product broadly as: ‘1m2 structure including cladding over a

lifespan of 50 years including maintenance’. Modelled comparisons and established

key parameters. Implemented key concepts in product

development.

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Full Life Cycle Model

The finished product

Communicating it

Communicating it

Communicating it

Communicating it

From our forest to your home

From our forest to your home

A Business Perspective

• Competiveness• Integration allows scale• Scale provides expertise and experienced staff with a

diversity of skills.

• Economics• Difficult to measure direct benefits of integration – often

overshadowed by negatives.

• Holistic view of Parent Company has had influence.• All major capital expenditure is based on a supporting

stategy – must be economic but that is not the only driver.