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Introduction<br />

Special Topics<br />

Corporate<br />

Philosophy and <strong>CSR</strong><br />

Environmental<br />

Responsibility<br />

Social<br />

Responsibility<br />

Data<br />

Efforts by <strong>Suzuki</strong>’s Domestic Plants and Domestic Manufacturing Group Companies<br />

SUZUKI <strong>CSR</strong> REPORT <strong>2011</strong><br />

■Takatsuka Plant<br />

[Operations]<br />

Assembling of motorcycle engines<br />

and machining of parts<br />

[Plant site area] 182,000 m 2<br />

(including headquarters area)<br />

[Building area] 155,000 m 2<br />

(including headquarters area)<br />

[Number of employees] 382 persons<br />

(excluding headquarters staff)<br />

[Location] 300 Takatsuka-cho, Minamiku,<br />

Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka<br />

Prefecture<br />

<br />

●Deepening Exchange with Local Residents<br />

On July 7, we invited board members of the local residents’<br />

association to our social gathering and plant tour for<br />

exchange of opinions and explanation of <strong>Suzuki</strong>’s business<br />

activities and efforts for environmental preservation, as<br />

well as promotion of mutual communication with them.<br />

●Noise Monitoring Activity on the West of Plant<br />

We conducted monitoring activities (patrol early in the<br />

morning and at night) on the west side of the plant to<br />

check noises from the plant four times a year.<br />

We checked noises at 6:00 and 22:00 which was quiet<br />

time in order to protect living environment of local<br />

residents.<br />

●Voluntary Cleanup around the Plant<br />

Plant employees voluntarily conducted cleanup around<br />

the plant ("Manner Improvement Activities at Motorcycle<br />

Plant (Takatsuka)") every other month. This activity was<br />

a good opportunity to meet local residents and have<br />

communication with them.<br />

●Environmental Preservation Activities<br />

Nitric acid used for plating process used to be discharged<br />

into rivers after effluent treatment, but nitric acid contains<br />

a little nitrogen and there is a possibility to cause<br />

overabundance of nutrients in Lake Sanaru. To eliminate<br />

this possibility and also to use resources more effectively,<br />

we determined to change the conventional treatment<br />

method to recycling by a specialized company.<br />

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