This document summarizes Sony United Kingdom's health, safety, and environmental organization and initiatives. It outlines the HSE governance committee structure and manager. It then discusses Sony's environmental policy and goals, including setting targets and objectives. Finally, it describes Sony's waste management successes, such as achieving over 95% recycling rates by sending non-recyclable waste to a nearby waste-to-energy plant.

1. SONY UNITED KINGDOMNorth Hampshire Sustainable BusinessNetwork MeetingBasingstoke 11th August 2011Presented by: Lynda Jones Health Safety & Environmental Department

2. HSE Organisation Chart SUK Governance Committee Chair - Naomi ClimerWeybridge, Basingstoke, IrelandManager HSELynda JonesProduct ComplianceRichard BrownJLL FM Site ManagerHSE Co-ordinatorGraham ThomasCustomer InformationIan HarberBusiness GroupsSUK Sales, MCE, PSE, EVE, TVOE, NPPE, ISSE, CSRFirst AidersFire MarshalsHSE Site RepsENV AuditorsCSRSony Engage

3. The Advantages of having a goodEnvironmental Policy

4. Sony Corporation CSR

5. Sony Corporation CSR

6. Sony Corporation CSR

7. Sony Corporation CSR Setting of targets and objectives

8. FY2011 Guidelines for Environmental Mid Range Plan

9. INTERNAL ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATIONSWaste AwarenessDayIntroduction of ‘Cup for Life’Road to ZeroEnergy Reduction

10. Plato Sustain – Basingstoke Group Co hosted by: Sony UK (Lynda Jones) URS/Scott Wilson (Gary Foster) A two-year business and personal development programmetargeted at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) which helps businesses improve performance and improve their regions ecological footprint by:Facilitating learning through shared experiences and proven expertise of facilitatorsProvide business coaching and problem solvingAchieving tangible cost savings by reducing water, waste & energyImplementing & supporting employee behaviour change to reduce the carbon footprint of employees as individualsRaising awareness of the cost and benefits of a sustainable business practice

11. Waste to Energy ProcessIn line with Gems 2010 Waste Targets, our objective was to increase our waste recycling rate from around 60% to 80%. In October 2009, we negotiated a contract with Grundon Waste Management to be one of the first companies to send our non recyclable waste to the to their new waste to energy plant, in nearby Colnbrook (see Fig 1). In doing so, we have achieved a 95% or over recycling rate every month since then. Recently in October 2010, a Sony representative was amongst a selected group, who were invited to attend the Grand opening of the facility by HRH Prince Philip.SUK won an award for this achievement at our own Global Environmental Management Conference in Barcelona this year.