Environmental Management System (EMS) as the Foundation for Sustainability Based on ISO Standard

Environmental Policy  Serigraph Inc. believes that environmental stewardship is a corporate responsibility. Serigraph shall manage its operations in a manner that reflects continual environmental improvement of the air, land, and water. Serigraph shall manage its operations in a manner that reflects continual environmental improvement of the air, land, and water. To achieve this, Serigraph shall establish a framework for setting and reviewing environmental objectives and targets. To achieve this, Serigraph shall establish a framework for setting and reviewing environmental objectives and targets.

Serigraph Manufacturing VOC laden air from Printroom Reservoir Humidification Chamber - Takes air temp from 130°F to 75°F and adds humidity to 100% Humid air spreads over bark media which helps micro-organisims "eat" VOCs Bio-Filter Operation

Significant Environmental Aspects ImpactAction Record Document Performance Indicator Responsibility Reduce VOCs by 5% Consumption of materials, generation of waste (Hazardous) and Non- Hazardous) Use cross functiona l teams using DMAIC Process and develop action plans to use UV inks on new and existing programs Minutes Team review of documents at White Board Nick Leifeld Compliance audits and Internal ISO audits Number of non conformances Scott Wolff

Significant Environment al Aspects ImpactActions Record Document Performa nce Indicator Responsibil ity Reduce power and water consumption Consu mptio n of energy Use DMAIC process to identify and Reduce power consumption Electric, water and Gas bills KWh, gallons and Therms used Scott Wolff

Reducing Volatile Organic Chemicals

Energy Reduction  Water Consumption - Process Flow to find waste; Actions to eliminate  Pareto of where Electrical consumption is used; Change lighting which accounts for 22% of cost  Analyze where and what causes Natural gas consumption variation and how better controls can be implemented

6  Problem Solving  Define - find improvement opportunities that emphasize the greatest needs  Measure - determine current process capability; Process Flow / Map  Analyze - identify vital few process inputs that affect key process outputs – Pareto, C-E, DOE

6  Problem Solving  Improve - Make changes to process settings, redesign processes, reduce number of defects, amount of waste  Control - Implement process control plans, install real-time process monitoring tools, standardize processes, error proof processes

DMAIC Electricity Reduction kWh

DMAIC Natural Gas Reduction Therms

Hazardous Waste Improvement

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