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As one more sustainable action, starting in June, all IT and telecommunications equipment that is no longer in use at SULPLAST will be destined for reuse. Previously disposed as hazardous waste (class 1), now these electronics will be collected by REURBI, an urban recycler that performs the inventory, certification, sanitization and processing of materials, for reuse of parts or even to put the product back on the market, such as a used and refurbished Remakker brand equipments.

The initiative also turns SULPLAST into a collection point, where collaborators can dispose their personal electronic devices that are no longer in use too. Involving all in an action that, in addition to the promotion of environmental awareness and reduction of waste generation, also donates equipments and transfers resources to social projects of digital inclusion.

The first collection took place on 06/15 and has already destined the reuse of several devices from SULPLAST and its collaborators.

After stoppage between 03/28/2020 and 04/13/2020, we retake the production at our factory.

In order to protect our employees, their families, our customers and society as a whole, we are fully following the World Health Organization (WHO) safety protocols and the operational regulations established by the Federal, State and Municipal Governments.

To guarantee the safety of our team, hygiene and cleaning measures were reinforced throughout the company and provided hand sanitizer (70% alcohol gel) available to all employees. We also installed new washbasins for hands hygiene and started to distribute protective masks to everyone present at the factory. In the mess hall, demarcations were placed on the floor to indicate safe distance and avoid crowding. In addition, visits to business partners were preventively replaced by online meetings and a robust awareness campaign was developed to communicate the new security protocols and provide information as a preventive tool to SULPLAST’s team members and their families.

Temperature measurement on alternate days was also instituted and if any employee presents fever or flu symptoms, will be immediately removed from activities, instructed to remain in isolation and seek specialized guidance. But so far, there has been no departure related to Covid-19 diagnosis.

To manage this new context imposed by the coronavirus, we created a Crisis Committee to evaluate the scenarios and define strategies, so that we are able to take the best decisions (always in search of mutual benefit) in the fighting of this pandemic.

In order to combat the spread of the new coronavirus (covid-19), considering the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the determinations of the Federal and State Governments, as of 03/28/20 we will stop the productive activities of our factory in Rio Claro - SP.

However, service to our customers, suppliers, employees and other stakeholders will remain normal through remote work of our administrative areas and in our electronic communication channels.

This action is part of a series of measures that we take to protect our employees, their families and Brazilian society as a whole.

Taking a break today allows us to move on tomorrow. Right now, lessening physical contact is embracing a cause common to all. Stay at home, avoid crowds and wash your hands thoroughly.

The forecast is that we will resume our productive activities as of 04/13/20.

No dia 16/03 a SULPLAST inicia a campanha “Menos Desperdício, Mais Compromisso”. Com diversas ações in company e por meio de mídias sociais, a SULPLAST busca orientar seus colaboradores e a comunidade como um todo, a respeito da importância do consumo consciente de água.

De acordo com Cinthia Prado, Coordenadora de Qualidade e Meio Ambiente da SULPLAST e idealizadora da campanha: “A ideia central é o exemplo. Além de apresentar as ações corporativas, buscamos conscientizar as pessoas mostrando o que alguns membros de nossa equipe já fazem todos os dias, em casa e no trabalho, para evitar o desperdício de água. Assim valorizamos a atitude sustentável e provamos que se cada um fizer a sua parte, somos capazes de transformar a realidade e contribuir para a democratização da água”.

Engajada nas atividades da Semana da Água – que começam no dia 16/03 e terminam no dia no Dia Internacional da Água, em 22/03 – a Técnica de Qualidade da SULPLAST Isabel Rosa, elogia a atitude da empresa e a metodologia do projeto: “Este tipo de iniciativa, principalmente da forma como está sendo feita, mostra o comprometimento da companhia com o tripé da sustentabilidade e com a construção de um mundo melhor para as futuras gerações”.

Sempre com foco no desenvolvimento sustentável e no atendimento às legislações vigentes, além do trabalho permanente de conscientização, a SULPLAST realiza captação de água da chuva e controle mensal do consumo de água, em conformidade com a norma ISO 14.001.

Para homenagear suas 21 colaboradoras pelo Dia Internacional da Mulher, a SULPLAST promoveu hoje um evento para transmitir uma mensagem de estima e gratidão às mulheres que fazem parte da empresa. Durante a solenidade, além da entrega dos presentes, também foram apresentados vídeos e realizadas palestras sobre o empoderamento feminino e a importância histórica do Dia Internacional da Mulher.