Safety and Environment
Sustainability
Personal development programs for employees and nearby communities.
The Guidoni Group has in its programming frequent training through training and lectures for its employees with the improvement of SSMA (Health, Safety & Environment) concepts and other concepts of socio-environmental sustainability.
Young Apprentices training program
The training program for Young Apprentices consists of training young people who live close to the Group's headquarters, offering technical qualification and subsequent inclusion in the job market.
Annual SSMA (Health, Safety and Environment) campaigns
Throughout the year, there are several socio-environmental awareness campaigns, accompanying the official campaigns that also take place outside the company. Some examples of campaigns are: Traffic, Vaccination, Accident Prevention, STD, among others.
Research and development of new methodologies and sustainable processes
In the “Co-products” tab, we list some actions that the Guidoni Group has to treat the waste generated in its production processes.
Operational Health and Safety
The objective is to guarantee healthy and safe environments for all employees and partners, offering quality of life and safety as values inside and outside the company.
Working conditions, environmental risks and health are constantly evaluated by different indicators that are based on the three basic pillars of SESMT (Specialized Service in Safety Engineering and Occupational Medicine):
- Method
- Behavior & Culture
- Installations
Environmental management
The Guidoni Group maintains a careful control of environmental aspects within the parameters required by the various conditions of environmental licensing on behalf of the company, interpreted with a focus on the guidelines established by ISO 14001.
With this control, the environmental aspects and their impacts – inherent to the group’s various activities – are duly mitigated and controlled, ensuring compliance with the conditions and continuous improvement of the process.