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FPCO English

Management? Risk ManagementBusinesses face many different types of risks. Properly preparing and paying attention at normal times can minimize theirimpact. Assuming risks of accidents and failures that may occur from human causes and risks of natural disasters, FPCorporation takes a broad range of actions, as described below.? Actions against manmade disastersMany disasters can be prevented if humans pay full attention and conduct management to foresee risks. We make efforts andwork through ideas to prevent risks that humans can foresee.We organize regular safety and healthmeetings beyond sectional boundaries.Relevant personnel from production plants,recycling plants, picking centers, etc. in thesame premises gather to share informationon safety and health.We strictly ensure that tools and equipmentare in their respective designated places inthe workplace. This leads to safety in usingthem to perform work.At the complex facility comprising a productionplant, recycling plant, distribution centerand other areas, entry and exit control isimplemented at the gate, in accordance withwhich all vehicles must be registered in advance.In this way we constantly monitor which vehiclesenter and leave the premises and at what times.? Actions against natural disastersNo one knows what natural disasters will occur, when or where. To control such risks, it is vital to always be prepared for emergencies.In anticipation of unpredictable situations, FP Corporation prepares itself to take the most effective response in the event of a disaster.Plants and offices are always equippedwith helmets, first-aid kits and emergencysupplies kits to be ready for unexpectedcircumstances.At plants and offices with employees withdisabilities, disaster drills are held everymonth without notice. Drills aim at helpingkeep employees from using their disabilitiesas an excuse, and are repeated so they canautomatically take emergency action.All employees carry the Disaster Handbookwith them so that they can quickly takeappropriate action in the event of a disaster.Just after the Great East Japan Earthquake,we began initial action by taking out andreading this handbook.Management Efforts 12