Quality Policy
It is the policy of the company to provide
a range of products and services that meet
the requirements of its customers, and quality
standard parameters.
To meet this commitment the company has
documented, implemented and will maintain
a quality management system which sets out
to meet the requirements of BS EN ISO 9001:2000.
The prime objective is providing a quality
product and service through an adequately
controlled quality management system. All
Personnel are advised and understand this
policy and are trained as necessary in their
personal responsibilities within the system
and records maintained.
This policy is approved by the undersigned
and is supported by all Personnel within
the organisation.
R Hill
Managing Director.
Health & Safety
Policy
The company is committed to complying with
all relevant Health and Safety laws and
regulations. Resources will be available
for the effective management of safety
of the Company's premises, processes and
equipment. Management safety systems and
programs will be implemented and monitored
to ensure continual improvement of health
and safety of the workplace.
Management is accountable for the effective
implementation of H&S programs, and will
ensure that employees and contractors are
made aware of them.
Program objectives include:
• Implement a risk management culture in the workplace by continuously
identifying hazards, assessing the risks and either eliminating them or controlling
them to an acceptable level.
• Consider H&S issues as a part of any decision-making that is made
in the business.
• Train employees so they can work safely with confidence.
• Consult with employees about H&S issues and involve them in the
management of safety.
Employees and Contractors engaged by the
Company are required to comply with the Company's
H&S Policy and programs to ensure their
own health and safety, and take reasonable
care for the health and safety of others.
Contractors performing work on the Company's
premises or off-site are accountable for
complying with the Company's H & S policy,
programs and procedures, working safely,
observing directions from designated officers
of the company and not compromising the health
and safety of themselves or others.
Contractors and their employees working on
behalf of MATO Industries at clients or other
remote sites, are additionally accountable
for complying with any policies specifically
relating to those sites that may be required
by the site operator/owner.
Environmental Policy
The Company will
seek actively to reduce it’s impact
on the environment to the lowest practicable
level, by ensuring that all operations
and activities exemplify best contemporary
practice in respect to the environment.
Any threat of pollution
from it’s
activities will be identified and either
eliminated or effectively controlled.
The Company’s
managing Director has specific responsibility
for development of policy and regular evaluation
of performance.
Responsibility for
environmental matters within the company
is designated to Senior Manager on the
site.
The Company will
prepare it’s own
written environmental policy and will: -
1 ) Conform to and where appropriate exceed
the legal regulatory and consent requirements
of the Government Authority.
2 ) Exercise sensitivity to environmental
matters in all aspects of planning.
3 ) For all relevant operations: -
a ) Promote re-cycling
and the use of re-cycled materials,
whilst reducing consumption
of materials wherever possible and minimizing
wastage.
b )
Exercise all due care in transportation
and disposal of waste off site, with
due regard to all environmental considerations.
c )
Develop early warning systems that
will allow steps to be taken to prevent
or mitigate environmental incidents.
d )
Develop a continuing education and
training program relating to environmental
issues for all its employees.
e )
Manage and conserve energy in all its
operations and design every efficiency
into its new projects.
4 )
Seek to become a good neighbour and develop
community relations to provide local information
and handle complaints.
5 )
Maintain the
appearance of the company’s
premises to the highest practical standards
to protect the visual amenity.
6 )
Produce a plan for handling emergencies
and test it periodically.
7 )
Undertake regular reviews and audits
both of the risk associated with its activities
and the workings of it.
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