Company Policy

Sauro recognizes that its success depends on maintaining a continuous focus on the needs of all stakeholders. This success is achieved by not only responding to but, where possible, anticipating their needs and expectations. Central to this approach are customer satisfaction, environmental protection, and safeguarding the health and safety of employees and collaborators.

To this end, the Board of Directors (BoD, Senior Management) has adopted an Integrated Management System (IMS) for Quality, Environment, and Occupational Health and Safety, in compliance with UNI EN ISO 9001:2015, UNI EN ISO 14001:2015, and UNI ISO 45001:2018. In pursuit of continuous improvement and a commitment to economic, environmental, and social sustainability, the BoD is dedicated to achieving the following strategic objectives:

– Ensuring constant and systematic compliance with legal and other applicable requirements, including preventing pollution, accidents, and occupational diseases.
– Enhancing the competence, awareness, communication, motivation, consultation, and participation of workers and their representatives in the adoption of the IMS.
– Identifying and monitoring processes relevant to occupational health and safety through appropriate indicators to reduce costs, hazards, and risks.
– Committing to providing safe and adequate working environments, offering specific training, addressing workers’ needs and requests, and fostering communication about the progress of the IMS to ensure understanding and involvement in company policy.
– Prioritizing the protection of workers’ health and safety by focusing on prevention over protection, collective over individual measures, while complying with national and European legislation. This includes supporting risk assessment activities and providing state-of-the-art technology and ongoing worker training.
– Pursuing continuous improvement in IMS performance (processes, environmental impact, health, and safety).
– Actively engaging and raising awareness among workers about improving the IMS.
– Designing and manufacturing products, machines, and equipment using the latest production and control technologies, with a focus on minimizing safety risks and ensuring environmental compatibility throughout their lifecycle.
– Continuously researching and utilizing raw and auxiliary materials with lower environmental, health, and safety impacts, optimizing energy consumption, and increasing the use of natural and renewable resources.
– Committing to sustainable practices and reducing environmental impact by proactively managing climate change challenges. This includes measuring and mitigating the environmental footprint through the carbon footprint method, in line with current regulations, ensuring transparency for customers and investors who prioritize sustainability.
– Involving the supply chain in improving product performance, including environmental performance, by requiring a commitment to reducing CO2 emissions.
– Preventing humanitarian crises in conflict areas by adhering to the Conflict Minerals Initiative, in accordance with Legislative Decree 13 of February 2, 2021, and European Regulation 2017/821.
– Promoting the use of eco-friendly or low-impact products and packaging to enhance recyclability, ensure proper disposal, and reduce energy consumption.

Latest update: 29/05/2024