Environmental Policy

Environmental Policy

by Mick O'Brien
Fire Safety Ireland is committed to protecting the environment and to ensure that our activities are carried out in a sustainable manner.
Some of the practical measures that we have implemented to promote our environmental and sustainability policy are:
  1. Reduction of unnecessary emissions and chemicals from extinguishers by re-using them for training purposes
  2. Disposal of electrical fire protection devices to the WEEE directive
  3. Recycle all cardboard, paper, plastic, and other packaging materials from our suppliers
  4. We remove and recycle 100% of all cardboard, paper, plastic, and other packaging materials used to deliver fire protection equipment to our customers where we unpack and install this equipment
  5. We do not discharge any fire extinguisher during maintenance or training that contains protein foam, aqueous film-forming foam, wet chemical, water with additive, or any organohalogens in environments thaat could possibly enter groundwater
To meet our environmental and sustainability policy aim, we will endeavour to:
  1. maximise the re-use of materials and products
  2. maximise the use of recycled materials and products
  3. maximise the recycling of materials and products
  4. assess the environmental impacts of all working practices and product manufacture
  5. assess the whole life environmental performance of all purchases
  6. minimise raw materials consumption
  7. be aware of all new environmental legislation and regulations
  8. comply with all governmental and EU legislation and regulations
  9. minimise energy use and its associated CO2 emissions
  10. maximise the use of renewable energy sources where possible
  11. minimise the generation of waste
  12. maximise the use of material from renewable sources
  13. minimise polluting emissions to air, land and water
  14. maximise the use of local products and local workforce
  15. minimise the use of water
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