Corporate responsibility report 2004 - Tata Steel

Future targets
• Further substantially improve mean
lost time injury frequency in 2005
compared to 2004.
• Establish additional key performance
indicators related to social and
ethical issues during 2005.
• Achieve at least 99% compliance
with formal regulatory emission limits
for both emissions to air and releases
to water by the end of 2005.
• Achieve 100% certification to
ISO 14001 for all Corus European
manufacturing sites (excluding
interim mergers and acquisitions
and sites with fewer than 50
employees) by the middle of 2006.
• Reduce total energy consumption
in the UK by 11.5% compared to
1997, by 2010 and become one
of the world’s top steelmakers
and primary aluminium producers
(in the comparable technology
class) in terms of energy use in
the Netherlands by 2012.
• Identify and assess our contribution
to ambient air concentrations of fine
and ultrafine dust particles (PM2.5s
and PM0.1s) and evaluate options
for improvement where necessary
by the end of 2006.
• Reduce the number of complaints
from the public related to our
activities by 10% compared to
2003 by the end of 2006.
• Reduce waste to landfill by 10%
from 2003 levels by the end of 2005.
• Increase the steel packaging
recycling rate in the UK to 54%
by 2008 (compared with 46% in
2004) and continue to work with
organisations such as Nederland
Schoon to reduce litter from
packaging in the Netherlands.
• Launch an environmental intranet
site as a means of improving the
dissemination of environmental good
practices across Corus business
units and manufacturing sites.
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