May22/2018

Going Green Guidelines

All computers should have their monitors turned off when not in use.
The last person in each section is responsible for turning off all lights except those designated “on” for safety, security, or display purposes.
The last person in each section of each department is responsible for turning off all a/c systems except those split systems that are required on for the preservation of equipment.
To create a base line of energy usage by examining past bills.
To reduce the electricity used by our portion of the building not including that required for charging the submarine by 5% in 2009 and review and plan for 2010.
Measure the effects of the company’s energy policy through continued monitoring.
Monitor the energy usage during charging of the submarine to determine a relationship between Amp/hrs and KW/hrs.
Reduce garbage to the landfill by recycling paper, plastics, glass and other recyclable materials used by the organization.
Set the minimum temperature on split air conditioning systems to 23°C.
Store all card boxes, glass, paper, plastics and lead acid batteries for recycling.
Sort items for recycling based on items and what is accepted by the recycling company.
All documents where possible should be printed as double sided documents.
All scraped double sided documents are to be recycled.
All appropriate single sided documents should be reused as note pads or similar and inappropriate document should be recycled using Secure Shred

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