Waters Health, Safety, and Environmental Policy
An important component of Waters' vision is our commitment to provide a safe and healthful workplace for our employees, to act responsibly to protect the environment, and to be recognized by the communities in which we live and work as an excellent employer and corporate neighbor.
To that end Waters shall:
- Conduct all company activities and operations in a manner that makes health, safety, and environmental considerations a priority.
- Integrate health, safety, and environmental procedures into our business operations and daily activities.
- Ensure the commitment and responsibility of Waters management to create and cultivate a workplace for our employees that prevents injury and ill health, where recognized hazards are controlled, and where all individuals are active participants and contributors.
- Fulfill all applicable HSE regulatory requirements.
- Actively protect the environment by pursuing pollution prevention, waste reduction, and the conservation of natural resources in all of our operations.
- Set goals and measure our health, safety, and environmental performance regularly in order to improve our HSE programs and enhance our environmental performance.
- Partner with suppliers, government agencies, and the community to protect and improve the workplace, community, and environment.
- Provide employees, customers, shareholders, officials, and the public with timely and appropriate information on our health, safety, and environmental programs and activities.
As Waters employees, we share a particular obligation to keep informed about health, safety, and environmental risks, and to continuously improve our performance by adhering to the principles of our Health, Safety, and Environmental Policy.
Waters Health, Safety and Environmental Policy
Milford – ISO 14001 Environmental Management Certificate ISO 45001 Health and Safety Management Certificate
Taunton – ISO 14001 Environmental Management Certificate
Wexford – ISO 14001 Environmental Management Certificate NSAI
