ISO 14001:2004 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

The certification of ISO 14001 enables IMPSA to systematically adopt and implement a set of environmental management techniques. These techniques are aimed at achieving optimum results for all the interested parties, thus casting a sound environmental performance on the international community.

IMPSA founds its activities on a fundamental axis which refers to the need of preserving natural resources and their habitats, always working in favor of a sustainable development supported by clear guidelines. Resources are used in accordance with their renewal rate. Activities are located in lands and ecosystems which are capable of sustaining them. Pollution is prevented by avoiding the generation of matter or energy which may alter the dynamics of ecosystems or their assimilation capacity.

IMPSA has managed to take the first step in its pursuit to become a leading company regarding environment preservation, adding environmental-friendly new technologies and appropriate processes in its constant search for excellence and taking care of present resources for the benefit of future generations.

OHSAS 18001:2007 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

IMPSA certifies OHSAS 18001:2007. The company adopts this international standard as a proactive management tool for the prevention of labor risks. Requirements regarding its full implementation have been complied with, focusing particularly on communication, participation and advice, which are the epigraph of this standard which establishes the comparison of workers as main characters or active parties involved in the prevention program. It also states that the assessment of results is an innovative element which is useful to complete the prevention process. The same relies on indicators that are applied to the measurement of results as from the initial planning.

IMPSA’s main commitment is aimed at protecting life and both preserving and maintaining the psychophysical integrity of workers, optimizing results through the application of an occupational health and safety management system consistent with OHSAS 18001:2007 guidelines and integrated into production in every single job.