Annual report 2005 - Sava dd

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a n n u a l r e p o r t | 2 0 0 5 1 1 4 | • Owing to a flexible work organisation and a larger number of internal education courses we saved about €0.32 million. Additional savings were created on account of obtaining funds from European projects. • Employee healthcare: 28 per cent of employees received preliminary, periodic and specific health examinations in 2005. 22.2 Sponsorships for and donations to the social community In 2005 the Sava Group allocated €4,734,000 for sponsorships and donations, or 20 per cent more than in 2004. • Sport: We further strengthened the long-standing partnerships with Sava Cycling club and Triglav Skiing club. • Culture: With the Museum of Gorenjsko we concluded a fouryear general sponsorship agreement on the birth-place home of the great Slovene poet Dr. France Preæeren in Vrba. • Safety at work: One of the novelties was collaborating in the Stop the Noise campaign. • Number of work-related injuries decreased by 0.3 per cent. • Training courses for safe work were attended by 57 per cent of employees. • Professional development: In 2005 we sponsored the final conference of the international interdisciplinary research project Manufacturing Visions – Quo Vadis? • Charity: The fee proceeds and a contribution by the company Golf in Kamp Bled d.d. were donated to the development centre of the kindergarten in Bled for preschool children with special needs. • Integration in the social community: We actively engaged in numerous international, national, professional and voluntary associations. We are also a co-founder of the Development Forum of Gorenjsko.
22.3 1 1 5 | Environmental indicators in the Sava Group | s u s t a i n a b l e d e v e l o p m e n t r e p o r t | • Significant achievements in decreasing the • consumption of energy resources In Tourism we decreased the consumption of natural gas, electricity, propane-butane gas and heating oil to a great extent. • Drinking and river water consumption On the Labore premises in Kranj we decreased drinking water consumption by 11.6 and specific river water consumption by 21 per cent. • Dust particle emissions were almost completely eliminated so that the quantities (0.01-0.12 mg/m 3 ) are considerably below the permissible limit (50 mg/m 3 ). • All waste is safely and professionally disposed of. • Decreasing the use of hazardous substances – Owing to the discontinuation of etoxilate production in the company Teol d.d. ethylene-oxide is no longer used. – The specific use of nitrite- and nitrate-based LCM salts was decreased. • Noise Owing to the introduction of technical measurements we reduced noise so that night and day levels do not exceed the permissible limits. • Fire safety Numerous drills demonstrated the high level of readiness of the intervention team and employees.
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