Resource efficiency: cut costs in plastics processing Workbook 1: directing resource efficiency.

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Resource efficiency: cut costs in plastics processing Workbook 1: directing resource efficiency

Business and the environment Resource efficiency is the skill that will decide if you survive or fail Resource efficiency is the management issue Resource efficiency is a basic philosophy and approach Generate profit and not waste Directing resource efficiency1

Workshop objectives To show directors that resource efficiency is good business To show directors that resource efficiency is good for the business To show the way forward for management Waste is anything that does not add value to the product Directing resource efficiency2

Why resource efficiency? Efficient use of resources is the key to future survival in manufacturing Directing resource efficiency3

The greatest waste is the waste we don’t see Not: stop waste! But: find waste! Directing resource efficiency4

Business pressures for resource efficiency Waste costs real money The true cost of waste is hidden Resource efficiency is good business Legislation and the legal consequences Our reputation and customer pressure Directing resource efficiency5

Waste costs real money Waste costs UK industry around £15 billion/year Waste costs are approximately 4.5% of turnover Costs are usually about 10 times the first estimate Waste costs can be reduced by 25% - equivalent to 1% of turnover Savings go directly to profits Hidden costs are much higher than obvious costs Directing resource efficiency6

The true cost of waste is hidden Obvious waste costs: Skip removal Effluent charges Hidden waste costs: Cost of raw materials in the skip Cost of labour, consumables and utilities in scrapped product Lost sales value and production time Directing resource efficiency7

Resource efficiency is good business Savings do not require high capital expenditure Companies of all sizes can benefit High return on investment and short payback period Self-funding after the first successful project Success can be shared between groups of companies Directing resource efficiency8

Legal requirements Climate Change Levy Landfill tax Packaging waste regulations Materials disposal regulations + more to come … Waste minimisation reduces exposure to new regulations Directing resource efficiency9

Our reputation People want to work for ‘clean’ companies Waste minimisation reduces our environmental impact Customers are demanding more from suppliers Waste minimisation shows that we are improving our environmental performance Waste minimisation demonstrates efficient use of loans and investments Directing resource efficiency10

Key steps Step 1: recognising the true cost of waste and making a commitment to action Step 2: collecting better resource data Step 3:analysing resource data Step 4:preparing an action plan Step 5:implementing the plan Step 6:monitoring, reviewing and providing feedback Directing resource efficiency11 A systematic approach tailored to company priorities

Words for waste Conveyor loss, customer returns … Defects, dirty solvent, dregs, dross, dust... Obsolete stock, offcuts, out-of-spec, overfill … Reel ends, regrind, rejects, rework, rubbish … Scrap, second quality, sprues, sweepings … Usage allowance, usage variance... Workaway, yield loss... + more that are being invented all the time Directing resource efficiency12

Opportunity checklist Look at: Incoming materials Stores (raw materials, parts, final products) Production Support services Energy Water Other Directing resource efficiency13

Potential opportunities Directing resource efficiency14

Managing costs The scale of the potential savings makes resource efficiency a core business issue The returns are worth the effort Train staff to reduce costs through resource efficiency and listen to their ideas No-one knows the business better than the people who work in it Encourage immediate action to implement good ideas Directing resource efficiency15

Providing direction Establish board-level commitment for resource efficiency Appoint a resource efficiency champion Seek regular ‘one line’ reports on: –the cost of waste collection/disposal –the total cost of waste Support initiatives and praise success Directing resource efficiency16

Resource efficiency is good business Resource efficiency is NOT: A quick fix A technology solution A destination Resource efficiency IS: An on-going process A management attitude A journey Directing resource efficiency17