Occupational Safety and HealthSocial

All workers hope to be able to work in safe and comfortable workplaces, and so we are pouring all our energy into creating workplaces like this based on the following policy.

Related SDGs

  • 3.Good health and well being
  • 8.Decent work and economic growth

Policy

  1. Create a corporate culture with safety over everything
  2. Strictly comply with all laws and regulations, etc.
  3. Continue to improve level of safety and health through implementation of safety and health countermeasures
  4. Implement effective education and guidance for safety and health
  5. Promote the maintenance and improvement of physical and mental health

Initiatives

Safety Countermeasures (Intangible)

Safety education for new employees

We implement on-the-job training using actual vehicles and locations where occupational accidents have previously occurred

Through initial safety education, as well as education based on yearly plans, we aim to prevent accidents before they occur

Online safety and health education

By offering smartphone-based safety and health education, in addition to working to improve employees' level of knowledge, we are also enabling supervisors to verify the effectiveness of employees' education

Safety Countermeasures (Tangible)

Safety Activities through Enhanced Visibility

To ensure effective safety activities, we are making potentially dangerous and harmful areas within our worksites more visible to employees

Zebra markings on protruding objects to prevent collisions
Non-slip material on passage floors to prevent falls
Zebra markings on slopes to prevent falls
Removing level differences along passages to prevent falls

Standardization of Road Markings at Our Sales Offices

We have standardized the road markings at each of our sales offices and separated routes for pedestrians and trucks to prevent on-site traffic accidents.

Stop line
On-site speed limit
Road crossing
Safe walking area

Health Countermeasures (We are working with the Health Insurance Association to maintain and promote health)

SG Specific Health Guidance

Aiming to prevent lifestyles diseases, we offer health guidance to employees with metabolic syndrome.

Health guidance courtesy of public health nurses to prevent progression of diseases

We are working to prevent risks related to health disorders by having public health nurses offer health guidance to employees in line with their health conditions.

Promotion of cancer prevention

By subsidizing costs related to cancer screenings and medical checks, we are reducing the burden on employees and in turn promoting cancer prevention.
Scope: Breast cancer, colon cancer, cervical cancer, prostate cancer

Assessment

At Sagawa Express, our Health and Safety Committee assesses the results of our safety and health countermeasures and preventative measures for occupational accidents. The Health and Safety Committee also reports on the results of employee medical checks, as well as the results of interviews and guidance related to long working hours, and promotes the improvement of safe and secure workplace environments.
The details of these deliberations are recorded in Health and Safety Committee meeting minutes and communicated to all company employees.

Yearly Plan

Safety Countermeasures Health Countermeasures
April Prevention of occupational accidents related to falls from truck beds Announcement of various health and safety policies
Promotion of lower back pain prevention
Medical examination compliance rules (for taking a checkup)
May Risk assessment
Occupational accident education for all employees who have been at the company for less than five years
Prevention of food poisoning (Cases begin to increase)
Promotion of lifestyle disease (obesity) prevention
June No Disaster Project
Forklift management and guidance
Promotion of heatstroke prevention
Management and guidance for those with adverse findings
Prevention of passive smoking
July Promotion of heatstroke prevention
Promotion of good-quality sleep (Season that disturbs the quality of sleep)
Management and guidance for those who have undergone follow-up examinations
Promotion of mental healthcare
August Prevention of occupational accidents related to conveyor belts and rollers Promotion of heatstroke prevention
Management and guidance for those with adverse findings and those who have undergone follow-up examinations
September Labor management education
Comprehensive inspection of transportation facilities
Forklift management and guidance
Promotion of heatstroke prevention
Management and guidance for those with adverse findings and those who have undergone follow-up examinations
October No Disaster Project Promotion of cancer prevention (Pink Ribbon - Breast Cancer Awareness: October 1-31)
Prevention of food poisoning (The month with the highest number of food poisoning cases)
November Prevention of occupational accidents related to cage trolleys and tail lifts Promotion of lower back pain prevention
Promotion of the prevention of brain and heart diseases caused by long working hours, etc.
Promotion of influenza prevention (Vaccination)
December Occupational accident education for all employees who have been at the company for less than five years
Forklift management and guidance
January Promotion of high blood pressure prevention (Risks from the difference between outside and inside temperatures)
February Prevention of occupational accidents related to forklifts Importance of breakfast (promotion of dietary education)
March Labor management education
Comprehensive inspection of transportation facilities
Forklift management and guidance
Review of safety measures
Health issues for the working generation
Review of sanitary measures

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