When manufacturing a truck, bus or engine, Scania transforms raw materials into finished products. During this process, resources such as raw materials, energy, water, chemicals are used. Residual materials and emissions are created as by-products.
All Scania manufacturing facilities endeavour to achieve cleaner, increasingly resource-efficient, streamlined, and cost-effective production. To achieve this, the same values, methods and principles, as well as Scania’s global quality and environmental standards are used in our production units worldwide. All production facilities are certified according to the ISO 14001 environmental management system.
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Environmental performance
Scania monitors the amount of resources used in our production process as well as the volume of by-products generated.
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Environmental permits
Operations at Scania’s production plants around the world have permits that comply with national legislation. The environmental impact from these facilities consists mainly of emissions to air, discharges to water, waste products and noise. In addition to legislation and the conditions included in the permits, there are also internal requirements and rules within each operation that have to be followed.
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Environmental risk management
Scania’s risk management focuses on preventive actions so as to protect employees and the company’s over-riding values. Scania has a Group-wide procedure for integrating issues related to the risk of environmental damage with other risk management work. Every unit has an emergency plan for managing environmental disruptions.
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Environmental investments
Scania takes the environment into account when making investments, instead of making corrections afterwards with filters and separate cleaning equipment.
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