Environment Matters
Bigfish Technology Environmental Policy
As a responsible, community-minded organisation, Bigfish Technology will make every effort to be aware of the global environment and to preserve and improve the local environment through our attitude, activities and policies.
Bigfish Technology will endeavour to pursue the following principles:
- To encourage staff members to adopt strategies and procedures that will recycle materials and conserve resources in the delivery of its services
- To make every effort to minimise and to dispose of wastes and contaminants produced through our activities by using appropriate methods
- To encourage each staff member to ensure that they make personal efforts to preserve their health and the health of the environment and to do their best to ensure that as a company we act responsibly in our day to day activities
- To be active in promoting positive community & individual attitudes towards the environment and using products that supports those principles
- To ensure we use suppliers that are environmentally friendly
This is “how we live” policy.
Many companies have environmental policies that do not have a real effect of reducing their impact on the environment. Our Goal is to ensure that our environmental policy is enacted every day in what we do; demonstrated principally by the way that we provide our services and conduct business. Some examples of this are:
- Always recycling office paper and printing on both sides of the paper
- Encouraging the use of electronic copies for all information rather than paper copies
- Disposing of computers using environmentally friendly methods
- Supplying energy efficient desktop computers from Dell Corporation with Energy Star 4.0 compliance, TCO and EPEAT Gold certified with Dell Energy Smart settings. Our most popular systems are ranked at the top tier of environmental performance by the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool
- Making the choice to purchase carbon offsetting when travelling on airlines
- Using computer settings to turn off components (such as monitors and hard disks) automatically when not in use (yes, we’ll show you how as well
