AIST REPORT 2012

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Organizational structure for environment and safetyOverall picture of environmental loadOver View of Environmental LoadTo perform environment-friendly activities with consideration for the entire environment and reduction of environmental load, it is important to evaluate the environmental load of the activities performed at AIST. The table below shows the amount of energy, chemical substances and water used and released for AIST’s activities.Organizational StructureFor environment-friendly activities of the entire AIST, we promote environmental measures through close collaboration between headquarters (Research Environment and Safety Headquarters, General Affairs Headquarters, etc.) and operation units (regional research bases). The Research Environment and Safety Headquarters determine the policy for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, which is an ongoing issue. We have established Headquarters for Green Purchasing Promotion to formulate the AIST’s policy for the promotion of environment-friendly procurement and to oversee its implementation. A specific program to implement these policies is set up and implemented under the supervision of the director or superintendent of each regional research base and site.Note: In July 2012, Headquarters for Global Warming Prevention was closed and its duties were transferred to the Research Environment and Safety Headquarters.Organizational structure is constructed to ensure the implementation of measures according to the environmental policy1,3121,2723731,8111,2231,1853631,8701,0941,0593321,15521112--104243,0219,4606,4431,047151,062233,1467,84110,166968171,233195,8685,6115,091639181,2202,7942,668inputoutputt1,0481,04172,0731,0126291341876075821,605905128956398197921,114470118105162,2536391,6133502762,2535831,6702382742,3205671,7531802501571352119,0441,2051881501292019,0071,31029592771415,2831,3183461000�1000�1000�1000�1000�1000�1000�1000�kgkgkgkgkgttttt1000tCO21000tCO21000tCO21000tCO2kgkgkg3,1243,093UnitTJUnitUnit1000�UnitFY2009FY2010FY2011 UnitFY2009FY2010FY2011 FY2009FY2010FY2011 UnitFY2009FY2010FY2011 FY2009FY2010FY2011 2,172FY2009FY2010FY2011 2,2491000kWh1000�kgkLTJ1000kWhPurchased electricityUtility gasPropane gasLiquid fuelPurchased energySolar powerEnergy-Chemical substance (PRTR substance)Research & development equipment (e.g. experimental equipment, paper)SubstanceWater receivedWater Greenhouse gas emissionsAtmospheric Emissions�Purchased electricity�Fossil fuel�Purchased energyNOx emissionsSOx emissionsSoot & dust emissionsDischarged waterEffluentWaste generated�General waste�Industrial wasteLandfilled wasteRecycled paper�Sewer�Public water bodiesContaminants discharged�BOD�Nitrogen�Phosphorus�Suspended matterAISTWaste�Potable water�Groundwater�Industrial waterRecycled waterPresidentHeadquarters for Green Purchasing PromotionRegional research bases and sites Director and SuperintendentOrganizational structure to promote environment and safety managementGeneral affairs division/officeDirector of research unitLeader of research group/teamResearch Environment and Safety HeadquartersGeneral Affairs HeadquartersResearch Environment and Safety Planning DivisionGlobal warming countermeasuresSafety and Environmental Management DivisionEnvironmental managementSafety managementHealth managementChemical substance managementBioethics Radiation managementFinancial Affairs DivisionPolicy for promotion of environment-friendly procurementEnvironmental Report|49

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