2005 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT REPORT

❯ Our major SHE goals for 2006 are to:
■ reduce our lost time injury rate by a further
24% to 2.5 per million hours worked for all
industrial sites,
■ perform “wall to wall” SHAP risk assessments
at all sites not assessed within the last
two years,
■ produce a noise map for each factory for
all areas above 80 decibels,
■ reduce total energy use by 5% from 2004
per unit of finished product at factories and
warehouses,
■ reduce our direct carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions
by 2% per unit of finished product from
2004 levels at factories and warehouses,
■ reduce water consumed in factories by 10%
per unit of finished product from 2002,
■ reduce waste generated by factories and
warehouses per unit of finished product by 5%
from 2004 (excluding returnable packaging),
■ reduce the total weight of regulated waste
generated by factories and warehouses by
5% from 2005 (regulated in the producing
country as ‘hazardous’).
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SHE pilot projects for 2006
Industrial factories around the world
Europe:
20 factories
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of which France:
12 factories
Sustainable Development Report_L’ORÉAL 2005
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We have two key pilot projects for 2006. The
first is networking with Alcan Packaging, one
of our major packaging suppliers to identify
ways of improving sustainability performance
to benefit both companies. For example, we
have been exchanging information and models
of best practice on social responsibility.
This joint effort has resulted in Alcan Packaging
reviewing their social audit programmes
both in their production facilities and at their
suppliers, based on the L’Oréal model. We
have also extended this networking to sharing
information on SHE best practice.
The second pilot is working with GEFCO, one
of our major transporters to explore ways to
reduce transportation impacts, in particular
the generation of CO2. L’Oréal does not have
its own trucking fleet, so all product transportation
is subcontracted to regional,
national and local transporters. Nevertheless,
we are always exploring ways to reduce
our transportation requirements. We hope
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North America:
10 factories
this pilot project will provide a model for
working in each of our major production locations
with transport companies to lessen
these effects on the environment.
Our operations
■ Consumer Products: 25 factories
■ Luxury Products: 7 factories
■ Professional Products: 3 factories
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This SHE performance data covers the year
January-December 2005 and our performance
at our 42 factories and 78 warehouses
around the world. This includes Galderma,
our joint venture with Nestlé.
The SHE policy and performance reporting
requirements apply to all L’Oréal industrial
activities (factories and warehouses worldwide).
Those requirements that are applicable
to administrative sites —as well as some
unique requirements— will be applied to our
administrative sites (offices) worldwide by
2007. Three years ago we developed a SHE
self-inspection guide for these sites, and have
since been implementing it worldwide.
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South America:
4 factories
■ Active Cosmetics: 2 factories
■ Dermatology: 2 factories
■ Raw materials: 3 factories
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Asia-Africa:
8 factories
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