Grow Management Consultants PDF

Title Grow Management Consultants
Author rida zulquarnain
Course Leadership And Team Dynamics
Institution University of Melbourne
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assignment for the students, containing briefing report...


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ASSESSMENT TASK

NTM002665 BSBSUS501

Grow Management Consultants Sustainability Policy and Procedures Briefing Report Introduction: The purpose of the briefing report is to provide relevant sustainability information, including legislation, and seek input for developing the policy and procedures. Grow Management Consultants provides a healthy and safe work environment and take care of the environment. We need to minimise our footprint and conduct an excellent workplace environment.

Sustainability facts and figures: The below is the list of some crucial sustainability facts and figures: 

13% of Australia's greenhouse gas emissions result from Transport and significant air pollution.



On average in Victoria, cars produces four tonnes of greenhouse gas yearly.



Recycling a tonne of cardboard and paper saves 13 trees.



Using recycled paper results in 99% less water usage and 50% less energy used.



Using chlorine-free, three cubic metres of landfill space, 100% recycled paper will be saved per ton of paper.



In a typical office, heating and cooling account for 39% of the energy use. Therefore, to avoid this, in summer, close shades to keep the cool air in and in winter, open them to let the sunlight in.



On powering computers, $250 billion is spent yearly worldwide, out of which only about 15% is utilised, the rest is wasted idling.



Paper is the enormous cost associated with a photocopier and has the most impact on the environment.



You can reduce your 98-99% energy use by selecting an efficient laptop or computer and operating it efficiently,



Efficient lighting design can reduce lighting bills by 40% and 80%.



Lighting covers more than 60% of an average office's energy costs.

Sustainability benefits: 

Improved brand image and competitive advantage



Increase productivity and reduce cost



Increase business ability to comply with regulation MOHAMMED YOUSUF

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Attract employees and investors



Reduce waste



Make shareholder happily

Business planning, opportunities and sustainability: Sustainability can inform business opportunities to reflect the organisation's commitment to it and build it into business planning. 

Evaluate and review daily operations and current practices



Review strategic plan



Identify the best suitable activities that deliver benefits.

Example sustainability policies and procedures: Energy usage 

Replacing old bulb lights with led ones.



Remind all staff to turn the lights off

Waste management 

Use different bins for dry waste, wet waste or recyclable products to recycle as much as possible



To avoid buying new products often, purchase better quality products



Buy recycled raw products or eco-friendly products



Remind the staff to print only in critical situations

Toxic wastes-e.g. Chemicals 

Replace cleaning company with a new one using at least X% of bio-chemicals



Think twice before buying for example, is it easy to recycle this product

Reducing gas emissions 

Request the staff to use carpool or public transports instead of coming by car.



Promote using Ebook more than hard support books

Recyclable materials 

Replace papers from non recycle base with paper from recycling ones MOHAMMED YOUSUF

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BSBSUS501 Instead of plastic cups, use paper cups



Buy products with maximum recycled parts and without too much packaging.

Life cycle mapping: 

The following diagram is the life cycle stages in the production of books by Grow Management Consultants.

Paper Dyes for inks Wood chips for cardboard (Hardbound books)



Production Choose a publisher n Choose which books to publish Editing Printing Case Binding

DPacking

n

Storage Marketing Transport

Purchase Disposal Transport

Packaging Transport Paper waste

The following diagram is the life cycle mapping where an external entity related to the product can be identified. Extraction of raw materials

Recycling of materials and components

Design and production

Disposal

Packaging and distribution

Use and maintenance



Production of the books MOHAMMED YOUSUF

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Stages

Mapping

Raw materials



Production manufacturing

and 

Sale and distribution

Use

End of Life

Matrix

Wood chips/paperbark, Destruction of natural ink, glue thread habitats, tree logging, etc Printing



Packaging



Transport



Energy in printing and packaging



Plastic uses for packaging



Non-recyclable paper



Gas emissions



Storage



Electricity



Marketing



More printing marketing?



Transport 

Gas emission



Gas emission



Non-recycle products



Use



Transport



Packaging



Paper



ink

for

Legal requirements concerning workplace sustainability: 

Resource-department of environment and climate change (DECC)



Discuss risks of non-compliance, loss of permit/licence



Australian federal laws of environmental compliance and sustainability

Example sustainability actions to inform action plan: 

Studying the publishing process



Organise an internal audit of energy consumption



Purchase policy



Use of company car MOHAMMED YOUSUF

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BSBSUS501 Lowering carbon footprint and gas emissions



Strict recycling policy

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Performance Indicators: 

Monitoring daily work activities' energy usage



Bills



Records of purchases – invoices, receipts



Waste levels



Emissions to air (includes fuel gas)



Recycled waste



Supplied water



Plastic waste



Products and services



Compliance

Options for strategies to ensure continuous improvement of resource efficiency: 

Staff incentives



Consistent review of the policies and procedures



Maintain communication with stakeholders.



Monitoring processes, implementation and conduct internal audits monthly



Effectively set or allocate budgets

Policy options: 

Expected to be effective since there were no proper processes and existing procedures in place



Effectively set or allocate budgets



Timelines of each policy implementation; can be short term actions and long-term actions



Focus on efficiency, productivity, and sustainability

Proposed Scope of the policy:

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NTM002665 BSBSUS501 Purpose Statement: The policy includes the purpose of implementing these directives, which is to reduce energy use, waste reduction, and purchase green products.



Scope of Policy: This policy has its Scope to develop materials to inform and educate everyone involved, like employees, staff partners, and consumers, regarding sustainable activities and encourage participation in practices and activities that lead to better environmental outcomes.



Policy Principles: Principles that are primarily based on the commitment of the company to go green and Government legislation to adhere to sustainable practices.



Procedures: It outlines the steps and actions towards sustainability. It has all the details of maintaining a green environment and the consequences of not following and obeying these policies.

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