Environment management system:A case study of Toyota Motors

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Presented by:

PRAJAKTA GHARALE 13

ANKUR YADAV 59

SAURABH AKARE 02

KUMAR SANTOSH 44

CHINMAY SHANKAR 47

ANKITA GAGWANI 73

ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT SYSTEMS :A

CASE STUDY OF TOYOTA

MOTORS



Environmental Management

It is an attempt to control human impact on and interaction

with the environment in order to preserve natural resources

An Environmental Management System (EMS) is a set of

processes and practices that enables an organization to

reduce its environmental impacts and increase its operatingefficiency.

Extend the concept of time to include sustainable longterm feasibility

Assesses the costs to the society and the environment inachieving the desired balance between both.

Comprehensive planning that takes into account the sideeffects of man's activities and thereby protects andimproves the human environment for

present and future generations.





BRIEF INTRODUCTION

The Indian Automobile industry includes two-wheelers, trucks, cars, buses and three-wheelers

which play a crucial role in growth of the Indian

economy.

India has emerged as Asia's fourth largest

exporter of automobiles.

The country is expected to top the world in car

volumes with approximately 611 million vehicles

on the nation's roads by 2050





Hydrocarbons - are emissions caused by partiallyburnt fuel molecules and they react in the presence of

nitrogen oxides and sunlight to form ground level

ozone.

Nitrogen Oxides are the gases of precursors to theformation of ozone and also contribute in the

formation of acid rain. Ironically the catalytic

converters are designed to break down nitrogen

gases are generally forming nitrous oxide which ismore potent as pollutant than carbon dioxide as

greenhouse gas.

Carbon monoxide emissions great share comes

from the commercial vehicles especially the heavier

ones.



ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES FACED BY

THE INDUSTRY

Cars use Petrol and Diesel which are a mixture of Hydrocarbons and compounds usually contain

Hydrogen and carbon items.

The government is taking and has taken steps to

introduce catalytic converters in the country a few

years back to reduce air pollution.

Companies like Tata Motors and Mahindra are fine

tuning their Diesel engines for optimum

performance and reduced emission. In the two-

wheelers category the companies like Hero Motor

Corp is providing pollution free vehicles.



What government can do?

Phase out old vehicles and impose heavy fineson heavy vehicles

Provide tax benefits to electric cars.

Provide a conducive environment for Innovationand standards

Discourage trade practices which are harmful for

the environment . e.g. banning of paints which

contains heavy metals. More focus on the green rating programme



GREEN RATING PROGRAM

The Green Rating of Indian Industry project wasstarted by the Centre for Science and

Environment (CSE) in 1996 to address an array

of environmental issues facing all segments of

Indian industries.

Green Rating of automobile sector was a great

challenge owing to diversity between companies

in their production processes as well as the

products manufactured.



What companies can do?

Extensive research and

development

More focus on the usage of alternate fuels

Adherence to clean technology

and quality control

Consumer awareness





TOYOTA INTRODUCTION

Toyota was founded by KiichiroToyoda.

It traces the company's development through

1937 from when Toyota Motor Corporation was

established to when the 2 millionth model wassold.

Toyota is the eleventh largest company in the

world and the third largest manufacturer of automobiles, with production facilities in 28

nations around the world.



TOYOTA HISTORY

As it looks ahead to 2020, Toyota believes

that re-examining the relationship betweennature and industry and pursuing harmony

between manufacturing, people, society in

general, and nature is extremely important. Toyota has worked continuosly to the

contribution to the sustainable development of

society through manufacturing & provision of

innovative & quality products & service that

lead times



VISION & MISSION

VISION Delight the customers through innovative

products,by utilizing advanced technologies &

services.

MISSION

Touch the heart of the customers by providing

products & services of superior quality at competitive

prices.



ENVIRONMENTAL

PERFORMANCE

Reduction in power usage

reduction in water consumption

Coverage of dealership complaint with ISO 14001

Coverage of suppliers complaint with ISO 14001



ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY

Alternative fuels, advancing battery power and loweringemissions ? discover Toyota's plans for tomorrow's eco

friendly vehicles.

First to market and most driven in the world, Toyota

Hybrids are already synonymous with fun and fuel-efficiency



CONTINUE…………….

Compact and spacious, Toyota's electric cars are agreat eco-conscious vehicle for day-to-day driving

around town.

Mixing the proven engineering of current Hybrids

with home recharging, the next step for eco-cars isthe Plug-in Hybrid.



CONTINUE…….. Using hydrogen for energy, Toyota's original fuel cell

hybrid is better for the Earth and the next stage invehicle evolution.

From specifications to in-depth technical

descriptions, gain insight into the past, present and

future of Toyota's eco-technology.





GREEN ADVANTAGE (ZERO



GREEN ADVANTAGE (ZERO

EMISSIONS)

Developed advanced environmental technology &save costs through lower fuel consumption and

make a clear statement towards environmental

protection.

Our aim is not only to reduce emissions from our vehicles, but we want to make the entire life-cycle of

a car more environmentally friendly.



GREEN TECHNOLOGIES Toyota is investing heavily in green technologies

such as cleaner diesel engines, hybrid powertrains

and alternative fuels.

Clean Diesel Engines.

Common rail diesel technology. ISO14001 - environment, OHSAS18001- health &

safety, ISO9001 – quality.



ALTERNATIVE FUELS

In 2002, Toyota was the world’s first automobilemanufacturer to commercialise Fuel Cell Hybrid

Vehicles (FCHVs) in Japan and the U.S.

Launch of the Toyota Eco-Project in 1997



ENVIRONMENT

Toyota Environment Committee was established for the purpose of examining and crafting responses to the

issues facing product development and design,

production , logistics & environment management.

http://www.toyota-global.com/sustainability/environmental_responsibility/basic_stance_on_the_environment/principles_and_policies.html

http://www.toyota-global.com/sustainability/environmental_responsibility/basic_stance_on_the_environment/organization_framework/toyota_environment_committee.html



GLOBAL WARMING PREVENTION

INITIATIVES

Consolidated environment managementExpansion to automotive related companies

Classification and calculation of environmental cost

Environmental management system audit

LCA(life cycle assessment)

Listing environmental data for individual model on

website

Awareness and promotion



Toyotaenvironmental

committee

Product designassessmentcommittee

Fuel efficiency

Ozone layer protection

ISO 14001

promotion

Production

environmentcommittee

Productionenvironmenttechnology

Overseas andlogistics

Recyclingcommittee



Material

manufacturingVehicle

manufacturing Driving Maintenance Disposal



REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE

Toyota designs and manufactures cars with reduced

waste and easier material recovery.

Reducing waste is central to any environmental

concept. For Toyota that means manufacturing

vehicles in ways that ensure maximum energyefficiency and minimum waste.

Reusing materials starts with a simple dismantling

process.

Recycling batteries, tyres, and oil filters requires an

efficient collection system.





MEASURES ADOPTED

own system of assessment that it calls Eco-VAS(Eco- Vehicle Assessment System)

Better employee training programmes to sensitise

them about the environment.

Strictly adhering to supplier environmental

management policy

Recycling of waste material

TOYOTA BIODIVERSITY



TOYOTA BIODIVERSITYMEASURES

M i E l f T t ' Bi di it



Main Examples of Toyota's Biodiversity

Conservation Activities



ENVIRONMENT AWARDS

2001: Automotive Engineering International "BestEngineered Car of 2001 Award“

2000: International Engine of the Year Award "Best

Eco-Friendly Engine“

1999: International Engine of the Year Award "Best

Eco-Friendly Engine



Conclusion

Define environment policy and ensurecommitment to its EMS.

Formulate a plan to fulfill its environment policy.

Develop the capabilities and support mechanism.

Measure ,monitor and evaluate.

Review and continuously improve for better

results.





Bibliography

Environmental report-2012 edition-Toyota motors

Environmental initiatives-2011-12

Sustainability report(Toyota motors)

Indian automobile industry report FY2011-12

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Environment management system:A case study of Toyota Motors