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Magazine Working together for progress 56 Employees at BMW dealership in Munich
Customer interface: BMW dealerships in Munich and Frankfurt demonstrate how environmental protection and customer satisfaction go hand in hand Collection bins are located throughout the service garage. Six plastic containers in different colors are integrated into a rack system.The racks are mounted on wheels so that they can be easily rolled to the outdoor waste collection point.The bins are clearly identified according to color: Green for plastic foils, blue for paper, red for air filters, yellow for rubber and plastic parts, silver for metal, and black for other waste materials. Environmental protection: Easy and effective In order to be effective and gain acceptance by employees, environmental protection and recycling systems have to be easy to use.This is clearly demonstrated by the BMW dealerships in Frankfurt, Germany.The waste collection racks were specially developed for use in the service garages at the 7 locations in Frankfurt. Separating waste has become standard “BMW concentrates on serving the needs of people, the environment, technology, economy, and progress: Future generations have a right to a healthy environment.” “Quality and Environment”guidelines published by the BMW dealership in Frankfurt procedure for all employees, from managers to cafeteria personnel.The waste separation program outlines 47 different categories, and all employees know exactly what to do with waste produced in their work areas.There’s no question that this approach pays off: Since the program was introduced two years ago, waste disposal costs have been reduced by 50 percent. Sustainability: A corporate principle Environmental protection has been a primary concern of the BMW Group for many years. In keeping with this corporate principle, the environmental protection officers working at dealerships in Frankfurt receive full support. Special workshops are conducted on a regular basis to ensure that all employees are familiar with the company’s environmental policies. Environmental protection is also part of the standard curriculum for BMW trainees.This theme is addressed on the BMW Intranet as well as in the employee magazine and on posters. BMW environmental protection officers are always available to answer questions and respond to employee suggestions. Separating waste for recycling at the BMW dealership in Munich Website: BMW dealership in Frankfurt www.bmw-frankfurt.de Website: BMW dealership in Munich www.bmw-muenchen.de 57
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