This section brings together a range of performance -related data on the Fuji Electric E&C Group’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) activities.
Environment
Greenhouse Gas Emissions(Including domestic group companies)
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
Scope 1*1 |
t-CO2 |
1,931 |
Scope 2*2 |
t-CO2 |
1,094 |
Scope 1 + Scope 2 |
t-CO2 |
3,025 |
*1CO2 Emissions factor taken from the “Greenhouse Gas Emissions Accounting and Reporting Manual” (Ver. 5.0) (Ministry of the Environment, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)
*2Using a CO2 emissions factor of 0.437 kg-CO2/kWh from The Electric Power Council for a Low Carbon Society’s final figures for FY2022
Energy
*3All calorific conversion factors, except those for city gas, taken from the “Greenhouse Gas Emissions Accounting and Reporting Manual” (Ver. 5.0) (Ministry of the Environment, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry). Calorific conversion factor for city gas: City gas 13A: Calorific value 40GJ/1,000 m³
Waste
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
Percentage of mixed waste |
% |
14.8 |
Industrial waste emissions |
Industrial waste |
t |
6,565 |
|
Rubble*4 |
t |
1,600 |
|
Metal scraps |
t |
1,408 |
|
Sludge |
t |
1,205 |
|
Mixed waste |
t |
971 |
|
Waste plastics |
t |
497 |
|
Glass/ceramics |
t |
141 |
|
Other |
t |
742 |
Hazardous industrial waste |
t |
17 |
|
Waste asbestos, etc. (dispersed) |
t |
17 |
|
PCB pollutants |
t |
0 |
|
Other |
t |
0 |
Total waste (Industrial waste + Hazardous industrial waste) |
t |
6,582 |
*4Unwanted asphalt or concrete debris from new construction, reconstruction, or demolition of structures
Water Use(Including domestic group companies)
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
Water use |
m³ |
29,005 |
Environment Overall
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
Acquisiton of ISO 14001 Certification |
No. of business sites |
16 |
% |
48 |
Attendance rate at environmental issues training |
% |
100 |
Social
Human Resources
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
No. of employees*5 |
Male |
Persons |
1,001 |
Female |
Persons |
169 |
Total |
Persons |
1,170 |
Percentage of male and female employees*5 |
Male |
% |
86 |
Female |
% |
14 |
Average length of service*5 |
Years |
17.7 |
Turnover rate*5 |
% |
5.9 |
Percentage receiving regular career development reviews*5 |
% |
100 |
Employee engagement scores |
|
3.54 |
*5Excluding officers, contract employees, and temporary employees
No. of new graduate hires |
Male |
Persons |
18 |
Female |
Persons |
12 |
Total |
Persons |
30 |
No. of mid-career hires |
Male |
Persons |
40 |
Female |
Persons |
7 |
Total |
Persons |
47 |
No. of mid-career hires by age |
20s |
Persons |
26 |
30s |
Persons |
15 |
40s |
Persons |
3 |
Over 50s |
Persons |
3 |
Total |
Persons |
47 |
No. of contract employees |
Male |
Persons |
96 |
Female |
Persons |
14 |
Total |
Persons |
110 |
Work-Life Balance
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
Rate of implementation of five-day work weeks at construction sites |
% |
88.3 |
Average no. of days of paid leave taken |
Days |
13.7 |
No. of employees taking childcare leave |
Male |
Persons |
12 |
Female |
Persons |
5 |
Total |
Persons |
17 |
Rate of employees taking childcare leave |
Male |
% |
67 |
Female |
% |
100 |
Rate of employees undergoing regular medical examinations |
% |
100 |
Rate of management of high-risk individuals (undergoing treatment) |
% |
100 |
Rate of implementation of stress checks |
% |
100 |
Attendance rate at health training |
% |
100 |
Diversity and Inclusion
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
Percentage of female engineers |
% |
6.4 |
Percentage of female managers |
% |
5.2 |
Percentage of employees with disabilities*6 |
% |
3.14 |
No. of employees over age 60 (up to retirement at age 65) |
Persons |
93 |
*6The figure is in the "Employment Report for Persons with Disabilities" (June 1st) submitted to the Director of Public Employment Security Office
Human Rights
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
Attendance rate at human rights training |
% |
100 |
Occupational Safety and Health
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
Percentage of business sites undergoing safety and health assessments and health risk assessments |
% |
100 |
Percentage of employees covered by the Central Safety and Health Committee |
% |
100 |
Ratio of construction sites conducting safety patrols |
% |
100 |
No. of attendees at safety and health training*7 |
Persons |
5,932 |
Attendance rate at receiving safety and health training |
% |
100 |
Frequency rate of occupational accidents*8 |
% |
0.58 |
Severity rate of occupational accidents*9 |
% |
0.05 |
Quality Defect Rate*10 |
% |
0.23 |
*7Total participants
*8Frequency rate of occupational accidents (including at cooperating companies) = No. of occupational deaths and injuries ÷ Total no. of hours worked × 1,000,000
*9Severity rate of occupational accidents (including at cooperating companies) = Total no. of work days lost ÷ Total no. of hours worked × 1,000
*10Percentage of physical accidents/complaints
Labor-Management Relations
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
Rate of membership among eligible labor union members |
% |
100 |
Training and Education
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
Attendance at career development and skills training/education programs |
Managers*11 |
Persons |
3,303 |
Regular employees*11 |
Persons |
5,996 |
Attendance rate |
% |
100 |
Average time in training/education (per employee) |
Hours |
37.1 |
No. of major in-house training/education programs |
Times |
57 |
*11Total participants
Communication with Local Communities
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
No. of activities (environmental conservation activities, cultural heritage protection activities, international exchange/support activities, support for disaster-stricken areas, etc.) |
Times |
30 |
Supply Chain Management
Item |
Unit |
FY2023 |
Rate of CSR procurement guideline understanding and agreement |
% |
100 |
Percentage receiving suppliers that have signed the Supplier Code of Conduct |
% |
100 |
Percentage contracts that include clauses on any of the following: environment, labor, and human rights |
% |
100 |
Percentage suppliers receiving CSR assessment |
% |
96 |
Percentage suppliers receiving CSR on-site Audits |
% |
96 |
Percentage of suppliers engaged in corrective actions or capacity building |
% |
100 |
Percentage of Procurement Division employees trained in sustainable procurement |
% |
100 |