TOYOTA GREEN PURCHASING

GUIDELINES 2007

Contents
I. Background of Toyota Guiding Principles and
Toyota Green Purchasing Guidelines 2007

II. Toyota Green Purchasing Guidelines 2007

1. Acquisition of ISO 14001 Certification

2. Management of Products and Materials Delivered to Toyota

3. Environmental Initiatives Related to Supplier Business Activities

3.1 Compliance with environmental laws and regulations

3.2 Improving environmental performance

3.3 Environmental and social distribution

4. Reduction of CO2 Emissions and Usage of Packaging and Materials in Logistics

4.1 Report of energy consumption to Toyotas related function

4.1.1 Logistics performed at the request of Toyota

4.1.2 Delivery of goods to Toyota

4.2 Taking measures to reduce CO2 emissions generates from

deliveries to Toyota and cooperate with Toyotas efforts to reduce

usage of packaging and wrapping materials.

2.1 Vehicle parts, accessories, and raw materials attached to vehicle body such as
touch up paint and engine oil
2.1.1 Management of Substances of concern (SoC)
2.1.2 Recycling/ recovery rate management (IMDS)
2.1.3 Responses to Eco-VAS (LCA)
2.2 Raw materials and supplementary materials used at plant
2.2.1 Management of Substances of concern (SoC)

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Glossary

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Attachments

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Background of Toyota Guiding Principles

and Toyota Green Purchasing Guidelines 2007
Ever since the company was established in 1937, Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan or TMC have continuously
strived to contribute to the sustainable development of society through the manufacturing and provision of
high-quality and innovative products and services.
Though such continuous effort, Toyota Motor Asia Pacific Engineering & Manufacturing Co., Ltd. or TMAP-EM,
established in 2007, has adopted Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan or TMC management philosophy, values
and methods that have been passed down from generation to generation throughout the company and
summarized this management philosophy into what is known as the Toyota Guiding Principles which
originally issued in 1992, revised in 1997.

Toyota Guiding Principles

1. Honor the language and spirit of the law of every nation and undertake open and fair corporate activities
to be good corporate citizen of the world
2. Respect the culture and customs of every nation and contribute to economic and social development
through corporate activities in the communities
3. Delicate ourselves to providing clean and safe products and to enhancing the quality of life everywhere
through all our activities
4. Create and develop advanced technologies and provide outstanding products and services that fulfill the
needs of customers worldwide
5. Foster a corporate culture that enhance individual creativity and teamwork value, while honoring mutual
trust and respect between labor and management
6. Pursue growth in harmony with the global community through innovative management
7. Work with business partners in research and creation to achieve stable, long-term growth and mutual
benefits, while keeping ourselves open to new partnerships

As you may see that Toyota Guiding Principles reflect its idea of what kind of company it would like to be.

Toyota Guiding Principles were created in the expectation that all Toyota Group Companies and business
partners would understand and share fundamental management principles and contribute to society by
referring to these principles.
Recently, as business operations become more global, societys expectation of a companys contribution
towards sustainable development has increased and the scope of such expectation has expanded. In response
to this, the Contribution towards Sustainable Development pamphlet was prepared in January 2005 to
explain Toyota Guiding Principles which has showed Toyotas expectation of firm and sustainable
development along with environment and society. Detail described in the next page.

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Contribution towards Sustainable Development

We, Toyota Motor Asia Pacific Engineering & Manufacturing Co., Ltd. or TMAP-EM, and our subsidiaries,
take initiatives to contribute to harmonious and sustainable development of society and the earth, based on
our Guiding Principles. We comply with local, national and international laws and regulations as well as
the spirit thereof and we conduct our business operations with honesty and integrity. In order to contribute
to sustainable development, we believe that management interacting with its stakeholder as described below
is of considerable importance, and we will endeavor to build and maintain sound relationship with our
stakeholders through open and fair communication.

Customers
Based on our philosophy of Customer First, we develop and provide innovative, safe and outstanding
high quality products and services that meet a wide variety of customers demands to enrich the lives of
people around the world. (Guiding Principles 3 and 4)
We will endeavor to protect the personal information of customers in accordance with the letter and
spirit of each countrys privacy laws. (Guiding Principles 1)

Employees
We respect our employees and believe that the success of our business is led by each individuals creativity
and good teamwork. We stimulate personal growth for our employees. (Guiding Principles 5)
We support equal employment opportunities, diversity and inclusion for our employees and do not
discriminate against them. (Guiding Principles 5)
We strive to provide fair working conditions and to maintain a safe and healthy working environment for
all our employees. (Guiding Principles 5)
We respect and honor the human rights of people involved in our business and, in particular, do not use
or tolerate any form of forced or child labor. (Guiding Principles 5)
Through communication and dialogue with our employees, we build and share the value Mutual Trust
and Mutual Responsibility and work together for the success of our employees and the company.
(Guiding Principles 5)
Management of each company takes leadership in fostering a corporate culture, and implementing
policies, that promote ethical behavior. (Guiding Principles 5)

Business Partners
We respect our business partners, such as suppliers and dealers, and work with them through long-term
relationship to realize mutual growth based on mutual trust. (Guiding Principles 7)
Whenever we seek a new business partner, we are open to any and all candidates, regardless of nationality
or size, and evaluate them based on their overall strengths. (Guiding Principles 7)
We maintain fair and free competition in accordance with the letter and the spirit of each countrys
competition laws. (Guiding Principles 1 and 7)

Shareholders
We strive to enhance corporate value while achieving a stable and long-term growth for the benefit of
our shareholders. (Guiding Principles 6)
We provide our shareholders and investors with timely and fair disclosure on our operating results and
financial condition. (Guiding Principles 1 and 6)

Global Society/Local Communities

Environment
We aim for growth that is in harmony with the environment throughout all areas of business activities.
We strive to develop, establish and promote technologies enabling the environment and economy to
coexist harmoniously and to build close and cooperative relationships with a wide spectrum of
individuals and organization involved in environmental preservation. (Guiding Principles 3)

Community
We implement our philosophy of respect for people by honoring the culture, customs, history and laws
of each country. (Guiding Principles 2)
We constantly search for safer, cleaner, and superior technology to develop products that satisfy the
evolving needs of society for sustainable mobility. (Guiding Principles 3 and 4)
We do not tolerate bribery of or by any business partner, government agency or public authority
and maintain honest and fair relationships with government agencies and public authorities.
(Guiding Principles 1)
Philanthropy
Whenever we do business, we actively promote and engage, both individually and with partners,
in philanthropic activities that help strengthen communities and contribute to the enrichment of society.
(Guiding Principles 2)

As Background described, Toyota has operate its business which continuously response to Toyota Guiding
Principles and established many initiatives for sustainable development in every aspects with expectation of
its business partners to support these initiatives, and comply fully with all applicable laws, regulations, and
societal norms in Thailand.

With regard to environment aspects, an area in which Toyota has been active for many years, the
twenty-first century will be a period when all business activities and all people throughout the world must
work in concert to resolve global environmental issue such as those related to energy, global warming, or
encouraging awareness in environmental aspect to employees, communities and social.

Consequently, Toyota requested even greater environment initiatives by suppliers in their business activities.

In light of these developments, Toyota Motor Asia Pacific Engineering & Manufacturing Co., Ltd. has
reviewed and revised the Environmental Purchasing Guidelines 1999. We have incorporated aspects from
the Contribution towards Sustainable Development pamphlet addressing heightened expectations concerning
sustainable development and reissued the guidelines under the name Toyota Green Purchasing Guidelines
2007. We would like our suppliers to gain a full understanding of the Guidelines and engage in decreasing
of environmental effects and also developing environmental preservation network called Green Supply
Chain which is a good example and is significant in sustainable development for community.

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Toyota Green Purchasing Guidelines 2007

For sustainable development in Toyota Group Companies and Suppliers, Toyota Motor Asia Pacific Engineering &
Manufacturing Co., Ltd. or TMAP-EM has developed 4 subjects on Green Purchasing Guidelines to strengthen
in environmental issue as follow:
1. Acquisition of ISO14001 Certification
2. Management of Products and Materials Delivered to Toyota
3. Environmental Initiatives of Toyotas suppliers
4. Reduction of CO2 Emissions and Usage of Packaging and Wrapping Materials in Logistics
This is an overview of Environmental specification developed by Toyota as shown below:
Request
Level
Environmental Activities

Industry (primary suppliers)

R: Required
D: To be discussed separately (by Toyota)
1: Voluntary
N: Not required
improvement
efforts
Raw
Design,
2: Requests for
materials;
Construction,
reports
Parts
Supplementary
Cleaning,
3: Carrying out
materials
Landscaping
audits
D

1. Acquisition or renewal of ISO14001 certification

Goal 2006

Goal 2006

1.Pilot Project
Goal Mar.2009
2.Others
Goal Mar.2011

Logistics

1.Pilot Project
Goal Mar.2009
2.Others
Goal Mar.2011

2. Management of products and material supplied to Toyota

2.1 Vehicle parts (including parts for customized vehicles), accessories, and raw materials
Elimination of 4 SoCs
(Pb, Hg, Cd, Cr6+ )
2.1.1 Management

and recycling

of substances

of concern

Reduction of substances other

than 4 SoCs

Report as
TMC request

(As TMAP-EM request)

Management system of 4 SoCs

2
(Evidence that no SoCs exist, IMDS) (As TMAP-EM request)
Management of recycling/
recovery rate

2.1.2 Response to ECO-VAS (LCA)

2.2 Management of substances of concern in raw materials

and supplementary

3. Environmental initiatives relating to suppliers activities

3.1 Compliance with Environmental laws & Toyotas regulations

3.2 Enhancement of Environmental Performance

Reduction of energy, water, waste and VOC

3.3 Social and Environmental Contribution

(Check as needed)

(Check as needed) Action plan of energy, water,

waste and VOC Reduction

4. Reduction of CO2 emissions and packaging and wrapping materials in logistics

4.1 Report of energy consumption to Toyota

4.1.1 Logistics performed at the request of Toyota

4.1.2 Delivery of goods to Toyota

4.2 Reduction measure in CO2 emission and usage of packaging

and wrapping material

(Check as needed)

Description of each requirement in Toyota Green Purchasing Guidelines

1. Acquisition of ISO14001 Certification (Related to all Toyotas suppliers)
Toyota undertakes systematic management of environmental preservation activities and works to continuously
improve these activities. TMAP-EM requests that all suppliers also create the systems necessary to carry out
and continually improve environmental preservation activities. To do this, suppliers are requested to acquire
ISO14001 certification as describe below (If you have already obtained certification, then you are requested
to maintain that certification).
Suppliers

Acquisition of ISO 14001 Certification

1) Certification acquired

Maintenance of certification
(renew every three years)

2) Certification not acquired

1.Pilot Project must acquire ISO 14001

certification within March 31, 2009 (FY2008)
2.Others must acquire ISO 14001certification
within March 31, 2011 (FY2010)

: Certify ISO14001 within March 31, 2007 (FY2006) or maintain the Certification (If already obtained certification)
: Certify ISO14001 within March 31, 2011 (FY2010)

Remark: 1. New Suppliers of Toyota must acquired ISO 14001 within 1 year after starting business with Toyota.
2. Pilot company will be considered from potential, readiness and trading value.

Document to submit to TMAP-EM and when to submit them

Document to submit

ISO14001 Certification Survey Form

(Attachment 1)

When to submit

End of April each year

(Submit to TMAP-EM)

Logistics

Landscaping

Cleaning

Design and
Construction

Equipment

Parts

Raw materials,
Supplementary
materials

(Industry and/or trading value with Toyota

not less than 10 million baht per year)

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2. Management of Products and Materials Delivered to Toyota

In line with EU regulation, Toyota has promoted the elimination of using the four substances of concern
since middle of 2005. The implementation has covered to both CBU domestic and export models which
including suppliers parts, direct and indirect material as detail describe below:

2.1) Vehicle parts (including customized vehicle, accessories and raw material attached to

vehicle body such as touch up paint and engine oil)

2.1.1) Management of Substances of concern (SoC)

For the suppliers parts, to ensure the products supplied to Toyota do not contained any of

four substances, TMAP-EM has requested to supplier to submit the test report which be certified

by certified body. Moreover, suppliers have been asked for audits of management system for

substances of concern which are Lead (Pb), Mercury (Hg), Cadmium (Cd) and Hexavalent

Chromium (Cr6+) to ensure that their management of substances of concern is thorough.

Applicable suppliers have to conduct the audit based on the Check Sheet for SoC Management

and submit the results to TMAP-EM.

In addition, TMAP-EM will carry out the audits as needed to check the state of management
systems for the four substances of concern at suppliers. From the whole process must been
finished before operation begin and every supplier must input the data into IMDS to guarantee
their parts.
The SoCs banned regulation is mentioned in the Toyota Technical Standard TSZ0001G which
attached in the drawing. Therefore suppliers should early study and apply the regulation into
their productions.

2.1.2) Recycling/recovery rate management (IMDS)

To enable calculation of recycling/ recovery rate in the EU End of Life Vehicle (ELV), application

suppliers must submit the material data requested by TMAP-EM at the times specified.

Document to submit to TMAP-EM and when to submit them

Accessories

Parts for
customized
models

Service
parts for
old models

Massproduced
part

Four SoCs

Recycling

Vehicle parts

Document
Document to
tosubmit
submit

Raw material

Item types

Work types

1. Declaration of no-use of
banned SoC
(Attachment 2)

When to
submit

When starting a new

transaction

2. Materials data
(IMDS, MSDS, other)
(Attachment 8)

3. Result of audit on substances

contained (SoC Test Result)
(Attachment 7)

At the time of an
individual order or
material
specification change
At the time of an
individual order or
material
specification change

4. Certificate of Switchover to an
Alternative Substance
(Attachments 3,4)

After switching to an
alternative substances
Accessories: At the time
of an individual order

5. Check Sheet for SoC Management for

voluntary audits
(Attachment 10)

When staring a new

transaction
Accessories: At the time
of an individual order

When delivering
a new item
(As mandated
by inspection methods)
Accessories: At the time
of an individual order

6. Results of Measurement of
Substances in New Items
(As mandated by part inspection
methods /materials inspection
methods) (SoC Test Result)
(Attachment 7)

1. Only accessories that have acquired European Whole Vehicle Type Approval (WVTA*)

2.1.3) Responses to Eco-VAS* (LCA*)

Toyota Motor Corporation introduced Eco-VAS, a comprehensive environmental impact

evaluation system for vehicle development in 2005, to reduce environmental impact. Lifecycle

assessment (LCA) methods are used to determine the environmental over a products lifecycle,

and suppliers that provide applicable parts and raw materials may be requested to submit

environmental data for the items indicated in the following.

For the purposes of LCA, we may confirm the change in environmental impact of any new
parts that are adopted or any parts whose design is modified with respect to earlier parts.

Item

Survey Data

Part manufacturing
environmental data

Parts selected
by Toyota
(Attachment 5)

Survey Content

- Energy consumption
- Atmospheric releases of CO2
and NOX and other substances
- Volume of waste

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Document to submit to TMAP-EM, when to submit them

Documents to submit

When to submit document

Parts Manufacturing Environmental

Data Survey Form
(Attachment 6)

As TMAP-EM request

What is Eco-Vas?
The chief engineer responsible for a particular vehicle set environmental impact reduction targets
for that vehicle at the planning stage and continually checks target-achievement status from the
start of the development process through to the start of production. Items for assessment of
environmental impact under Eco-Vas has six categories as follow:

1. Fuel efficiency
4. Disposal recovery rate

2. Emissions
5. Substances of concern

3. Noise
6. Lifecycle environmental impact

2.2) Raw materials and supplementary materials used at plants

2.2.1) Management of Substances of Concern (SoC)

Toyota has been active proponent of voluntary measures to reduces and completely eliminate

usage of substances of concern which are Lead (Pb), Mercury (Hg), Cadmium (Cd), and

Hexavalent Chromium (Cr6+) at plant and in production process. Toyota prohibited substances

specified in the Toyota technical standards TSZ0001G, delivering by suppliers of raw materials

and supplementary material. When all suppliers use a new item, applicable suppliers must

submit Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), Chemical Composition Data (CCD) and other

documents required to indicate the results of their compliance audit for materials to be

delivery to Toyota related function as describe below:

Substances

Related Toyota standard

1. Prohibit the use of substances in Toyota Banned

Substance Chemical List.
(See latest detail in www.toyota.co.th)

2. Delivery of raw material and supplementary
material to Toyota have to strictly act in
accordance with Toyota safety standard in all
area and train with person in charge as
- Consumable materials such as oil contained describe in Toyota regulation of ISO 14001/
TIS/OHSAS 18001 before operating.
in equipment
- Materials and chemicals brought to Toyota
3. Must submit document as describe below
for construction, cleaning or landscaping
to responsibility in Toyotas area first and
must grant permission before using in Toyota.

Raw materials,
Supplementary materials

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Document to submit to user and when to submit them

Documents to submit

When to submit

Material Safety Data Sheet: MSDS,

Chemical Composition Data: CCD
(Example is given in Attachment 8)

2 weeks before trial to use new raw material

or supplementary material

*(User will contact Safety and Environment Division of each plant to get permission)

3. Environmental Initiatives Related to Supplier Business Activities

In addition to ISO14001 acquisition, TMAP-EM has requested its suppliers to set ambitious targets and work
on various environmental improvement activities. Suppliers delivering parts, raw materials, and supplementary
materials should also take an active approach to environment initiatives as part of their business activities as
describe below:

3.1) Compliance with environmental laws and regulations

Supplier business activities must comply with all applicable environmental laws and regulations.
Document to submit to TMAP-EM and when to submit them
Suppliers do not need to submit compliance documents to TMAP-EM, but TMAP-EM will check on
compliance as needed.

3.2) Improving environmental performance

Suppliers must work on improving the following items of environmental performance in their business
activities:
Environmental Initiatives
1. Reduction of CO2 emissions
2. Reduction of VOC emissions (Volatile Organic Compound: VOC)* * In case of having relevant process
3. Reduction in the use of natural resources
4. Reduction of the volume of waste generated
Document to submit to TMAP-EM and when to submit them
Suppliers do not need to submit environmental improvement action plan to TMAP-EM,
but TMAP-EM will request and audit on the improvements, as needed.

3.3) Environmental and social distribution (Voluntary action)

Suppliers should have environmental and social activities for strengthen relationship to communities.
Document to submit to TMAP-EM and when to submit them
Suppliers do not need to submit documents to TMAP-EM, but TMAP-EM will periodically request
suppliers to send the report to TMAP-EM, as needed.

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4. Reduction of CO2 Emissions and Usage of Packaging

and Wrapping Materials in Logistics

In transportation of goods accounted for energy which resulted in increasing Carbondioxide emission that
is the major cause of Global Warming. One of important environmental issue of transportation is usage of
packaging such as paper, plastic etc. This environmental issues continuous occurred and now being vital
problem of society.
As a result, Toyota undertakes active measures to reduce CO2 emissions which resulting from energy consumption
in logistics. Toyota is also working to reduce usage of packaging and wrapping materials. Suppliers involved
are also requested to implement environment measures in their own logistics activities. TMAP-EM take active
measures as follow:

4.1) Report of energy consumption to Toyotas related function as detail described below:
Document to submit to TMAP-EM and when to submit them

Documents to submit

When to submit

CO2 Emissions Report

(Attachment 9)

Day 5th of every month

(for the previous month)

4.2) Taking measures to reduce CO2 emissions generates from deliveries to Toyota and

cooperate with Toyotas efforts to reduce usage of packaging and wrapping materials.

Suppliers should set action plan for energy reduction and cooperate with Toyotas function
to set the target.
Document to submit to TMAP-EM and when to submit them
TMAP-EM will periodically check the status of the improvements.

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Glossary

1) Vehicle parts
Parts for mass-produced or customized vehicles, and service parts

5-8

2) Accessories
Pure Toyota parts equipped at Toyota dealers
(For example: floor mats, side visors, navigation systems, etc.)

5-8

3)

8-9

4) Raw materials
Sheet steel, steel, coating, adhesives, oil, coolant, etc.
use at plant producing Toyota vehicles

5) Supplementary materials
Cleaning solvent, cutting oil etc. that are not part of a vehicle
but are used at plants producing Toyota vehicles

6) SoC
Stand for Substances of Concern

7) LCA (Life Cycle Assessment)

A method of evaluation a products environmental impact throughout
Its whole lifecycle, from production to disposal

8) VOC
Stand for Volatile Organic Compound

9) ELV
Stand for End-of-life Vehicle

10) IMDS (International Material Data System)

Material Data Collection System

11) WVTA (Whole Vehicle Type Approval)

Authentication of vehicle type

Eco-VAS (Eco-Vehicle Assessment System)

Toyotas comprehensive environmental impact evaluation system,
Including production, use, and disposal that allows the systematic
assessment of the environmental impact a vehicle will have as the
result of its production, use and disposal

Page

5-9

5-6, 9

5-9
8

10

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Attachments
Attachment 1

ISO 14001 Certification Survey Form

Attachment 2

Declaration of Non-Use of SoC

Attachment 3

Certificate of Switchover to an Alternative Substance (Page 1)

Attachment 4

Certificate of Switchover to an Alternative Substance (Page 2)

Attachment 5

List of Parts Subject to LCA

Attachment 6

Parts Manufacturing Environmental Data Survey Form

Attachment 7

SoC Test Result

Attachment 8

Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

(Example of completed form)

Attachment 9

CO2 Emissions Report

Attachment 10 Check Sheet for SoC Management

Attachment 11 Check Sheet for SoC Management (Example)

Supplementary Information
1. Reports and documents submitted by suppliers will not be released outside the company
2. Please direct inquiries concerning these Guidelines to
The Purchasing Guidelines Coordinator
Safety and Environment Promotion Office (SEO)
TOYOTA MOTOR ASIA PACIFIC ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
Telephone: (66) 2-386-1757, 2413
Fax: (66) 2-386-1902, 1717


2550

I.
2550
II. 2550
1. ISO 14001
2.

2.1)
(, )
2.1.1) /

(Substances of Concern: SoC)
2.1.2) (IMDS)
2.1.3) Eco-VAS (LCA)
2.2)
2.2.1) /

(Substances of Concern: SoC)

16
19
20
21
21

23

3. 24
3.1)
3.2)
3.3)

4.

25

4.1)
4.1.1)
4.1.2)
4.2) (CO2)

26
27

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.. 2480 TMC


(TMAP-EM)
.. 2550
TMC
(Toyota Guiding Principles) .. 2535 .. 2540

(Toyota Guiding Principles)

1.

2.

3.
4.

5.


6.
7.

(Contribution towards Sustainable Development)
.. 2548 (Toyota Guiding Principles)

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(Contribution towards Sustainable Development)

(TMAP-EM)
(Guiding Principles)




(Customers)
Customer First

( 3 4)

( 1)
(Employees)

( 5)

( 5)

( 5)

( 5)
(Mutual Trust and Mutual Responsibility)
( 5)

( 1 5)
(Business Partners)

( 7)

( 7)
( 1 7)
(Shareholders)

( 1 6)
( 6)

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/ (Global Society/Local Communities)

( 3)

(Respect for people)
( 2)

( 3 4)

( 1)


( 2)




21

(Global Warming) ,



2550
2542 (Environmental Purchasing Guidelines)
(Contribution
towards Sustainable Development) 2550 (Toyota
Green Purchasing Guidelines 2007)

Green Supply Chain

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2550

(TMAP-EM)


1. (ISO14001)
2.
3.
4.

1. ISO 14001
ISO14001

1:
2:
3:

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D: ( TMAP-EM)
N:

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,
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1.
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2.
2.
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SoC
4 (Pb, Hg, Cd, Cr6+ )
2.1.1 SoC
4
/ SoC
4

( SoC, IMDS)

2.1.2 Eco-VAS (LCA)

2.2

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1. ISO 14001
()

TMAP-EM
ISO 14001 (
) ISO 14001

(Logistics)

(Landscaping)

(Cleaning)

(Design and
Construction)

(Equipment)

(Raw materials,
Supplementary
materials)

(Parts)

(/ 10 )

ISO 14001
1)

( 3 )

2)

1.
31 2552 (FY2551)
2.
31 2554 (FY2553)

1. Part:
2. Raw Materials, Supplementary Materials: ,

3. Equipment: ,
4. Design and Construction:

5. Cleaning:
6. Landscaping:
7. Logistics: ,

: ISO14001 31 2550 (FY 2549)

: ISO14001 31 2554 (FY 2553)
: 1.

ISO14001 1

2. ,
TMAP-EM

ISO 14001
(ISO14001 Certification Survey Form)
( 1)

( TMAP-EM)

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2.

EU /
(Substances of Concern: SoC) ..2548 CBU domestic
,
2.1) (,
)
2.1.1) / (Substances of Concern : SoC)



/ TMAP-EM

4 (Pb), (Hg),

(Cd) (Cr6+) TMAP-EM

4

Check Sheet for SoC Management TMAP-EM

TMAP-EM



IMDS

4

/ Toyota Technical

Standard TSZ0001G


2.1.2) (IMDS)

TMAP-EM

EU End of Life Vehicle (ELV)

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( , )

TMAP-EM

(Accessories)

(Parts for customized

models)

(Service parts
for old models)

(Mass-produced part)

SoC 4

submit

(Vehicle parts)

Document
to

1.
/ 4
(Declaration of no use of banned SoC)
( 2)

2. (IMDS, MSDS, )
( 8)
3.
(SoC Test Result )
( 7)

TMAP-EM

TMAP-EM

4.
SoC 4
(Certificate of Switchover to an
Alternative Substance)
( 3, 4)

5. SoC
(Check Sheet for SoC Management)

( 10)

:
TMAP-EM

6.
(
/)
(SoC Test Result)
( 7)

(
) :
T MAP-EM

:
TMAP-EM

*1 European Whole Vehicle Type Approval (WVTA)

2.1.3) Eco-VAS (LCA)

(TMC)


(Eco-VAS)

(Lifecycle Assessment: LCA)




LCA

Part manufacturing
environmental data

( 5)

-
- CO2, NOX

-

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TMAP-EM

Parts Manufacturing Environmental Data

Survey Form ( 6)

TMAP-EM

Eco-Vas ?

Eco-VAS 6
1.
4.
2.
5. /
3.
6.

2.2)
2.2.1) / (Substances of Concern : SoC)

4 (Pb),

(Hg), (Cd) (Cr6+) Toyota

Technical Standard TSZ0001G

Chemical Composition Data: CCD, Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

1. Toyota Banned Substance

Chemical List (
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