The Directors and staff of Manse Masterdor Ltd. are committed to the protection of the environment within all levels of the Company’s operations. It is understood that all aspects of a business from office through design, purchasing, manufacturing, distribution, installation and disposal of waste have an effect upon the environment and this Environmental Policy Statement reflects the Company’s concerns and recognition of this fact.

Therefore, to actively promote its environmental commitment both locally and globally, the Company will:

a) set environmental objectives and targets for Environmental Performance improvement in a formal Environmental Management Programme and communicate this to all staff;
b) strive to adopt the highest available environmental standards in all locations of operation;
c) ensure that the organisation meets or exceeds the minimum legal requirements of all relevant and prevailing UK Environmental Law;
d) endeavour to comply with all other requirements to which it subscribes, such as codes of practice, relating to its environmental aspects;
e) minimise, wherever possible, the use of all materials, supplies and energy and seek to use renewable, recyclable and environmentally friendly raw materials and components
f) endeavour to source timber products from managed sustainable forests
g) endeavour at all times to reduce waste and pollution to a minimum while avoiding the use of terminal waste treatment, dealing with it as far as possible at source
h) re-use and collect for recycling, office materials such as paper and printer cartridges wherever possible;
i) segregate other operating waste, collecting it for re-claim and recycling wherever possible, rendering it harmless and always disposing of it safely
j) expect and require high environmental standards from all parties involved in the business including suppliers, contractors and vendors
k) openly demonstrate commitment to improving relations with local schools and the local community;
l) adopt an environmentally sound transport strategy, considering, in particular, the need for Company cars and methods of delivery of goods
m) allocate sufficient financial and other resources to maintain good Environmental Performance

All personnel will be given training and guidance in environmental policy and ‘best practice’ as appertaining to the business and new starters will receive such instruction during their induction to the Company.
Implementation of the Policy is achieved through regular review of the Environmental Management System and the related Quality Management System; adherence to the processes and practices of the integrated system; and, the use of Continual Improvement and formal Corrective and Preventive Action.


L.A.J. Litchfield
Managing Director