Health & Safety
Our Approach
Nissan established the Global Occupational Health and Safety Policy to clearly demonstrate its commitment to prioritizing occupational health and safety in all business activities, as well as to foster a corporate culture that respects human health and safety.
As a shared value, the policy declares that “From top management to each individual employee, Nissan recognizes that the health and safety of everyone is our top priority.” Its basic principle states: “The company continuously and aggressively strives toward realizing zero-accidents, zero-illness, and vigorous workplace safety by optimizing the working environment and business processes, and promoting individual physical and mental health.”
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At bases in Japan and overseas, we introduced Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems (OSHMS) in accordance with the Global Occupational Health and Safety Policy and the guidelines of each country's government. Many business sites are ISO 45001*1 compliant and have established systems to ensure occupational health and safety activities are implemented consistently.
*1 ISO 45001: An international standard for occupational health and safety management systems.