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Environmental, Health and Safety Report 2003 / 04
Our Vision for Sustainable Housing | Message from the Chairman | Message from the Director | Summary | Feedback Form About this Report | Business Overview & EHS Management Structure | Significant EHS Aspects | 2003 / 04 Highlights | Performance Review | Targets and Initiatives for 2004 / 05 and Beyond | Verification Statement | Annexes |
Significant EHS Aspects The life cycle of the activities of the Housing Authority (HA) have potentially significant impacts on the environment and relate to a range of health and safety issues. Identification of environmental, health and safety (EHS) aspects thus, becomes a crucial step in developing our policies and setting our goals and objectives. Assessing related EHS issues can reduce the potential for unforeseen costs to the environment and society at large. Environmental concerns have always been a key focus of the HA and the value of healthy living and safe workplace has increasingly been drawn to our attention in recent years. We try to adopt a holistic approach to achieve sustainable housing through all stages of our operations, from our planning and design, allocation and office administration at office to construction works on site, and estate management. Our updated Integrated Pay for Safety, Environmental and Hygiene Scheme covers all significant EHS aspects and is applied to all HA building, foundation, demolition and civil engineering contracts. The Authority is moving towards the development of a comprehensive EHS management system where all significant EHS issues can be identified, managed and monitored. Life-cycle Stages of the Housing Authority Business and Their Significant EHS Aspects
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