Approach to Sustainability

CTI Engineering Group Basic Policy on Sustainability

The CTI Engineering Group has established its business philosophy as “We strive to create a safe, comfortable and enriching society using world-class technology and expertise.” Our Code of Corporate Conduct sets forth the principles for realizing this philosophy.
Our Code of Corporate Conduct sets forth the principles for realizing this philosophy.

Guided by our management philosophy, we recognize that all of our businesses are closely connected to the creation of a sustainable society, and we strive to enhance corporate value and contribute to the sustainable development of society through the practice of our Code of Conduct.

Governance on sustainability

We have developed a governance system by establishing the Sustainability Committee (Chairperson: Representative Director and President, CEO) at the same level as Management Meeting and incorporating sustainability into our management issue scheme. The Sustainability Committee deliberates on policies related to research, technology development, human resource training, and other contributions to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and building a sustainable community. Decisions are made on key matters following deliberations at the executive officers’ meeting and the Board of Directors’ meeting.

The Sustainability Committee has established the Green Investment Strategy Working Group, which oversees the environment, and the Well-Being Promotion Council, which oversees human capital, as subordinate committees responsible for specific promotion and implementation. These committees collect, analyze, evaluate, implement, and monitor information related to the environment and human capital in particular, identify issues on a regular basis, and review countermeasures after deliberation by the Sustainability Committee.

The Risk Management Committee identifies critical risks based on the scale of damage and frequency of occurrence and implements risk management. The committee also monitors the status of implementation, identifies issues, and reviews risks and countermeasures. The Sustainability Committee and the Risk Management Committee share information and collaborate on key risks related to sustainability issues.