2011 Suzuki CSR Report - global suzuki
2011 Suzuki CSR Report - global suzuki
2011 Suzuki CSR Report - global suzuki
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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 />
05 Activities at Each Plant<br />
SUZUKI <strong>CSR</strong> REPORT <strong>2011</strong><br />
05 Activities at Each Plant<br />
■Activities at the Development Promotion Department of <strong>CSR</strong><br />
Development Division (Yokohama R&D Center)<br />
Again in this fiscal year, some engineers were sent from the<br />
<strong>Suzuki</strong> Yokohama R&D Center for a lecture aimed at elementary<br />
and junior high school students in line with a program called<br />
“Dr. T<strong>suzuki</strong> Club School” sponsored by the T<strong>suzuki</strong> Ward<br />
Administration Promotion Section (Yokohama City).<br />
In fiscal 2010, a lecture under the theme of “Robots” was<br />
provided to 201 students of three elementary and two junior<br />
high schools, five schools in total. With the effective use<br />
of a personal computer, projector, comprehensible texts,<br />
charts, graphs, pictures, animations, real robot samples,<br />
publications, etc., the presentation was made in an easily<br />
understood manner.<br />
Robots demonstrated there include H8 microcomputerequipped<br />
master & slave type robots, a line tracing<br />
robot that follows a line with its infrared sensor, PIC<br />
microcomputer-based LED display unit, and radiocontrolled<br />
electric wheelchair soccer robots (4 units). While<br />
touching those actually moving state-of-the-art robots in<br />
front of their eyes, the students were carefully listening to<br />
the instructor's explanation.<br />
During the question and answer session after the lecture,<br />
the students asked questions and told us of their dreams,<br />
wishes and opinions concerning robots. Also, we sometimes<br />
receive thank-you notes and reports from the students and<br />
their teachers. The opinions and impressions we receive<br />
from those we came in contact with through such activities<br />
are a source of inspiration and encouragement for the next<br />
lecture.<br />
■Activity Ryuyo Proving Ground<br />
●Opening Ryuyo Proving Grounds to the Public for Sports<br />
Competitions<br />
In reply to a request by local sports groups and school<br />
representatives, we opened Ryuyo Proving Ground to<br />
public sports competitions.<br />
The Ryuyo Proving Ground is open to all, from adults<br />
to elementary and junior high school students. Recently<br />
the “Sunrise Iwata in Ryuyo“ (triathlon), the “Friendly<br />
Duathlon in Ryuyo”, the “Shizuoka Prefecture Seibu<br />
Junior High School Marathon Relay Race”, and more have<br />
become regular events. In this way we support local<br />
sports organizations and contribute to nurturing healthy<br />
young people.<br />
■Traffic Safety Guidance around Marine Technical Center<br />
The Marine Technical Center conducts traffic safety<br />
guidance activities at the entrance of the Center and<br />
intersections near the Center in the morning on working<br />
days during the period of the spring/fall nation-wide traffic<br />
safety campaigns and the summer/year-end prefectural<br />
traffic safety campaign. We hope that both our employees<br />
and neighbors of the Center become more aware of traffic<br />
safety through these activities.<br />
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December 2010: Year-end prefectural traffic safety campaign<br />
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