ENVIRONMENT

The awareness that every human action produces environmental and social impacts is the foundation of our culture and business vision. Therefore, each project follows the principles of environmental responsibility and includes proper monitoring of activities.

Environmental emergencies: fast and responsible action

Jaupavi understands that equipment such as convoys and spreaders, essential to our operations, pose environmental risks. That is why our response is strategic: a partnership with Ambipar, a global leader in environmental emergencies.

We ensure 24-hour readiness, with specialists prepared to act quickly in the event of incidents. In addition, we have implemented the Emergency Response Plan (ERP) in all units, reinforcing our commitment to sustainability and collective protection.

With a preventive approach and strategic partners, Jaupavi ensures greater safety for the environment, people, and the future.

Atmospheric Emissions Control

We regularly monitor atmospheric emissions generated by diesel-powered equipment used in our activities. We use the Ringelmann Scale, the same method adopted for controlling emissions from buses and trucks in the State of São Paulo, ensuring accuracy and accountability.

This scale features five levels of smoke density. The lighter the emission, the more suitable the equipment. We strictly follow the limit established by CETESB and work constantly to keep our rates well below 40%, even when inspections are not taking place.

More than complying with regulations, we strive for operational and environmental excellence. All Jaupavi equipment undergoes preventive maintenance. At the slightest sign of non-compliance, the equipment is removed from the worksite and immediately sent for repair.

Emission checks are carried out every month, and all information is recorded and organized responsibly. Taking care of the air is also taking care of the future.

Approved Suppliers

For us, taking care of the environment means looking at the entire supply chain. Every material we use goes through rigorous verification. We want to be sure that our suppliers share the same environmental commitments we follow every day.

Before any purchase, our environmental team reviews all legally required documentation, such as the CETESB operating license, IBAMA compliance certificate, Fire Department AVCB, among others. Nothing enters without being in compliance.

We work only with regulated suppliers and monitor the validity of all licenses. This control ensures our processes are safe, responsible, and aligned with the best environmental practices.

Waste

At Jaupavi, every piece of waste generated is treated with the care and attention the environment demands. We ensure correct separation by type and destination, guaranteeing that nothing is discarded improperly.

Every waste removal from the company is accompanied by a Waste Transport Manifest (MTR), a document that identifies all essential information: material type, physical state, quantity, place of origin, transporter, destination, and final disposal method.

We take full responsibility for everything we generate, reinforcing our commitment to transparent and safe environmental management.

Waste Management by Class

At Jaupavi, we treat each type of waste with the attention it requires. Our management follows technical classifications, ensuring proper and safe disposal, always in compliance with environmental legislation.

Class I Waste – Hazardous

These types of waste require special care because they present characteristics that may pose risks to health and the environment, such as flammability, toxicity, or reactivity.

We maintain a contract with a licensed and specialized company to receive this type of waste. All transportation is carried out based on a CADRI – Certificate of Environmental Interest Waste Transport – ensuring the process occurs legally and safely.

Within the company, these wastes are stored in exclusive drums or containers, in isolated, properly signposted, and suitable areas, preventing any type of incident.

Class IIA Waste – Non-Inert

These are wastes with properties such as biodegradability, combustibility, or water solubility, but which do not present a direct chemical risk. Examples include food waste and fiberglass.

We carry out an initial separation between recyclable and non-recyclable materials in specific drums. Recyclables are sent to cooperatives, while non-recyclables are sent to licensed sanitary landfills.

Class IIB Waste – Inert

These wastes maintain their characteristics over time. Examples include construction debris, sand, stones, iron, wood, glass, rubber, Styrofoam, and aluminum cans.

Disposal is carried out by specialized companies, which receive and properly process each type of material, ensuring the lowest possible environmental impact.

Environmental Preservation as a Culture

At Jaupavi, we believe that environmental preservation begins with people. That is why we maintain constant dialogue with our employees to reinforce the importance of conscious actions both inside and outside the company.

Every week, we select a different topic related to the environment. At the start of the day, our occupational safety technicians receive a support text and lead a conversation with the team. This moment goes beyond simply sharing information – it is an exchange that strengthens our daily commitment to responsible practices.

Raising awareness is the first step to transforming actions. Making it a habit is part of our culture.

Informativos

JULHO/2025

Dia da Conscientização de Proteção às Florestas

17 de julho

Derramamento de produtos perigosos

Ações para garantir um menor impacto

JUNHO/2025

Dia Mundial do Meio Ambiente

05 de junho

Semana do Meio Ambiente

01 a 05 de junho

MAIO/2025

Destinação inadequada de resíduos

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Kit Ambiental

Como usar?

ABRIL/2025

Dia Nacional da Conservação do Solo

15 de abril

Área de vivência limpa

Um ambiente limpo gera mais produtividade

MARÇO/2025

Dia Mundial da Água

22 de março

Lei de crimes ambientais

Cumpra a legislação, siga os procedimentos e informe
irregularidades

FEVEREIRO/2025

Poluição sonora

A poluição sonora é considerada crime ambiental!

Segregação de resíduos

Educação ambiental

JANEIRO/2025

Medidas de prevenção contra a dengue

Práticas para combater o Aedes aegypti

Cuidados em períodos chuvosos

Dicas e cuidados no trabalho

DEZEMBRO/2024

Contaminação e poluição do solo

Atente-se ao descarte e o manuseio incorreto de
resíduos e produtos químicos

Cuidados com animais peçonhentos

O que fazer em caso de acidentes

NOVEMBRO/2024

Dia do Rio

24 de novembro

Cuidados com animais na estrada

Dicas para que atropelamentos de fauna não ocorram

OUTUBRO/2024

Dia da Natureza

04 de outubro

Semana de proteção à fauna

04 a 10 de outubro

SETEMBRO/2024

Dia da Árvore

21 de setembro

Lei de Crimes Ambientais

Exemplos de crimes ambientais

AGOSTO/2024

Alerta sobre uso de fogo

Não manuseie fogo próximo a fragmentos florestais

Prevenção de incêndios

Atenção aos cuidados!

Dia Interamericano da Qualidade do Ar

14 de agosto