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Tamaki Plant (Mie, Japan)

Tamaki Plant (Mie, Japan)

Message from the Plant Manager

Toshinori Nishimura, Plant Manager
Toshinori Nishimura, Plant Manager

The Tamaki Plant is located in the Mie Prefecture town of Tamaki, just west of the Ise Grand Shrine. We mainly peoduce toner, covering everything from development to production of toner cartridges, which are consumables for MFPs (multifunctional products) and printers. We have placed a special focus on CSR activities with the aim of achieving the sustainable growth and development of these vital operations. Nestled amid nature's abundance, the plant is adjacent to towns as well as farmland. That's why we place a priority on environmental conservation, coexistence with local communities, and workplace safety.

As part of our environmental efforts, we strictly manage industrial wastewater, dust, and other pollutants generated by our plant. Tamaki encompasses wetlands that have been confirmed to be a habitat for rare species of animals and plants. We are helping to develop a biotope there that can be used for studying rare animal species and environmental education. In an effort to build bridges with local communities, we not only conduct our own cleanup activities in the area near the plant but also participate in local cleanup events. As part of our youth development initiatives we offer learning opportunities that include environmental classes at local elementary schools and work experience programs for junior high school students.

In order to ensure a safe workplace, we make continuous improvements to our ISO 45001-certified occupational health and safety management system. On top of that we have the Perfect 5S, an in-house standard that makes sure the 5Ss (i.e., sort, set, shine, standardize, and sustain) are in perfect order, to make our workplace completely safe and accident-free. Through these efforts, we continuously work toward achieving our own sustainable development goals, and report on our activities to local communities, suppliers, and local government agencies at regular CSR briefing sessions.

Plant Overview

Plant Name Kyocera Document Solutions Tamaki Plant
Address 704-19, Aza Matabe Nojino, Tamaki-cho, Watarai-gun, Mie, Japan
Total Site Area 101,511 m²
Total Floor Space of Buildings 36,552 m²
Number of Employees 240 (as of March 31, 2022)
Business Operations Manufacturing of color and monochrome toner
History
April 1972
Established as Cybernet Electronics Corporation Tamaki Plant
October 1982
Renamed Kyocera Corporation Tamaki Plant
June 1986
Started production of the F1010 monochrome laser printer
August 1988
Completed construction of Plant No. 2
April 1992
Started production of the FS-1500A ECOSYS printer
July 1992
Became ISO 9002 certified for quality management
March 1996
Became ISO 9001 certified for quality management
October 1996
Became ISO 14001 certified for environmental management
April 2002
Renamed Kyocera Mita Corporation Tamaki Plant
May 2003
Completed construction of Plant No. 3
October 2006
Became OHSAS 18001 certified for occupational health and safety management
March 2008
Completed construction of Plant No. 4
April 2012
Renamed Kyocera Document Solutions Inc. Tamaki Plant
June 2014
Completed construction of Plant No. 6
June 2017
Completed construction of Plant No. 7
June 2019
Solar panels were installed on the roof of Plants No. 4, No. 5, No. 6, and No. 7
November 2019
Became ISO 45001 certified for occupational health and safety management
December 2019
Won the Environment Minister's Award for Global Warming Prevention Activity
March 2021
Signed an agreement for conserving and restoring satochi-satoyama (the buffer zone between farm and forest).
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