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ECOlOgy |82 EC lOgiCal priOriTiES Of «KEgOC»
<strong>September</strong> 2010|83 carrying ouT large-scale producTion and Technological acTiviTy, TaKing inTo accounT possible negaTive environmen- Tal impacTs, Kegoc focused on environmenT under an inTegraTed qualiTy managemenT sysTem and environmenTal managemenT sysTem in line wiTh iso 14001:2004. Environmental priorities in KEGOC’s operation are determined by Kazakhstan’s accession to WTO, and the implementation of a Strategy for Kazakhstan to Join the World’s Top 50 Most Competitive Countries and Corporate Governance Code. The Company approved an environmental policy which provided a basis for creating certain production objectives, the achievement of which will be the criterion of adopted strategy compliance and confirmation of the Integrated Management System’s proper functioning. In MES Branches the standards for maximum permissible emissions (MPE) and maximum permissible discharges (MPD) of pollutants were elaborated upon and agreed with territorial environmental bodies, where the activities for bringing waste and discharges up to technically sound values and standards (WGS) are determined. Upon expiration of the validity period (5 years on average) new norms are formulated. In 2009 the draft environmental assessments and environmental regulation documentation were prepared for the environmental assessment of the Company facilities: maximum permissible emissions standards, and environmental control programs. Permissions for environmental emissions and special use of natural resources are obtained. Measures are implemented on reducing environmental risks through objective and timely environmental assessments and monitoring of air, land and water resource pollution and equipment safety. Operational environmental monitoring has been conducted involving specialist organizations. Actual environmental discharge and waste do not exceed the limits stated in the permits for natural resources use.
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