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Respect for Employees:Health and Safety Initiatives

Toyo Seikan Group is proactively engaged in health and safety activities to ensure that all parties involved work in a safe and healthy environment, including not only employees but also external stakeholders, partner companies, and contractors.
Our safety activities are carried out mainly through committees organized by each company. These include workplace safety patrols, preventing the recurrence of similar accidents, and risk prediction activities, all of which are carried out continuously based on an activity plan.
In our health activities, we focus on preventing lifestyle-related and occupational diseases, promoting mental health measures, and other areas in accordance with our annual activity plan.
Furthermore, together with our partner companies and contractors, we carry out safety activities and disaster prevention events at our workplaces. Through these efforts, we aim to create a working environment where everyone can work with peace of mind.

Occupational Safety and Health Policy

Toyo Seikan Group clearly defines its "comfortable working environment" in the "Toyo Seikan Group Code of Conduct," and is working to create a workplace where all people can work with peace of mind.
Each operating company strives to ensure and improve the health and safety of employees and takes the necessary measures to create a safe and comfortable workplace based on labor agreements concluded with labor unions and work regulations.

Occupational safety and Health Systems of Each Group Company

At each domestic operating company of Toyo Seikan Group, the Central General Safety and Health Officer (a director or executive officer) appointed by the president appoints a general safety and health manager at each site. The general safety and health manager at each site establishes a safety and health committee and builds a safety and health management system at the site.
The Health and Safety Committee at each site is an organization that promotes safety and health management, and holds a joint health and safety committee meeting once a month with labor and management.
In accordance with the law, the committee is composed of the general safety and health manager, safety managers, health managers, industrial physicians, and members from both the company and the labor union. Half of the members are appointed based on recommendations from the labor union. If any major safety and health issues or concerns are discovered, they are promptly reported to the general safety and health manager, who issues instructions for corrections and countermeasures to the Safety and Health Committee Secretariat, which works with the relevant departments to make improvements, and the details of these improvements are then rolled out to other bases.

Toward the Prevention of Occupational Accidents

To prevent workplace accidents, the central health and safety manager at each company formulates an annual activity plan for each company and carries out the following activities.
As part of our safety activities, we hold a "Safety and Health Committee" every month at each site, and strive to reduce risks by continuously and proactively carrying out activities such as formulating policies suited to the characteristics of the business site, conducting workplace safety patrols, taking measures to prevent the recurrence of similar accidents, and engaging in KY (hazard prediction) activities.We also share safety information with our partner companies, such as examples of industrial accidents and countermeasures, and work together to promote safety activities.As for health activities, we are working to prevent lifestyle-related diseases and occupational diseases, and to promote mental health measures.
We also operate a system for collecting information on near misses, defects, and improvement suggestions from employees.

Occurrence of Occupational Accidents

Number of disasters, injuries, and deaths

Item FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025
Number of work-related accidents 69 items 46 items 89 items 62 items
Number of people injured in work-related accidents 54 people 41 people 78 people 62 people
Number of fatalities among injured 0 people 0 people 0 people 0 people
  • Scope of calculation: Toyo Seikan Group Holdings, Toyo Seikan, Toyo Kohan, Tokan Kogyo, Nippon Closures, Mebius Packaging, TOYO GLASS, Toyo Aerosol Industry, TOMATEC

Frequency rate/severity rate

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Item Subject FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025
Frequency rate *1 Toyo Seikan Group Holdings and its domestic consolidated subsidiaries 1.72 1.09 1.31 1.65
Total surveyed industries *4 2.06 2.14 2.10 2.01
Manufacturing industry *4 1.25 1.29 1.30 1.33
Strength rate *2 Toyo Seikan Group Holdings and its domestic consolidated subsidiaries 0.02 0.05 0.06 0.03
Total surveyed industries *4 0.09 0.09 0.09 0.09
Manufacturing industry *4 0.08 0.08 0.06 0.07
Coverage rate of the entire group within the scope of calculation *3 69% 69% 69% 71%
  • Frequency rate: Number of fatalities and injuries due to work-related accidents resulting in absence from work for one day or more and loss of a part of the body or function / total number of actual working hours x 1,000,000
  • Severity rate: Total number of work days lost / Total number of actual working hours x 1,000
  • Coverage rate calculated using the number of employees as of April 1st of each year
  • Source: Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare Work Accident Trend Survey Results

Initiatives by Operating Companies

Initiatives for Fiscal Year 2025

We held a heatstroke prevention seminar with an external lecturer.

Toyo Seikan Shizuoka Factory and TOYO GLASS Chiba Factory held heatstroke prevention seminars with external instructors. Toyo Seikan At Shizuoka Plant, in June, with the cooperation of Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., urine test reagents were used to check fluid and nutritional balance, and students learned about lifestyle habits review and timing of hydration. TOYO GLASS At Chiba Plant, in May, Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. was invited to explain early symptoms of heatstroke and dehydration, as well as emergency treatment procedures.

TOYO GLASS Chiba Factory

TOYO GLASS Chiba Factory

Company Safety and Health Conference Held

Toyo Kohan As part of the "Challenge Zero Disaster 2025" campaign, the Kudamatsu Plant held an internal safety and health conference in July 2025. At the conference, we invited the Director of the Kudamatsu Labor Standards Inspection Office to give a lecture on heatstroke prevention measures in response to legal revisions, and presented case studies of safety and health activities by the inspection department. Additionally, Hitachi Ltd. gave a lecture on initiatives aimed at zero heatstroke.

Company Safety and Health Conference

A traffic safety lecture was held.

Tokan Kogyo The Shizuoka Factory held a traffic safety training session in July. We invited a lecturer from the Traffic Division of Kakegawa Police Station to give a lecture on recent traffic accident situations and traffic laws.

Company Safety and Health Conference

Safety and health training session held

Tokan Kogyo The Shizuoka Factory held assertive communication and safety training in September to raise safety and health awareness, with 129 participants. Through lectures and practical formats led by expert instructors, participants learned "methods to express their own opinions while respecting others," and by reviewing past occupational accident cases and watching hazard prediction DVDs, they reaffirmed the dangers lurking in the manufacturing site.

Safety and Health Training Session

Disaster Prevention and Emergency Lifesaving Training in Nippon Closures

Nippon Closures conducted various drills aimed at rapid emergency response and raising disaster preparedness awareness.

Hiratsuka Factory
  • Fifteen people participated in the training course on handling powder fire extinguishers and other related equipment, held at the Kawarakukai Ground in June.
  • In October, we conducted waterproofing training between the factory and the mold center. Nine people participated and learned the procedures from using a fire hydrant to spraying water.
  • In November, we held a basic life support training course, with 12 participants. We invited the Hiratsuka City Fire Department to teach us cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED), and how to remove obstructions from the airway.
Training course on handling powder fire extinguishers, etc.
Ishioka Factory

In November, we conducted a disaster prevention drill simulating a fire caused by an earthquake. The drill included evacuation guidance, search and transport of missing persons, firefighting activities, and water discharge training.

Disaster prevention drill
Komaki Plant

In March, we conducted a disaster preparedness drill simulating a nighttime disaster. Shift workers and those working overtime participated, practicing evacuation routes and procedures in an outdoor environment with limited visibility.

Nighttime disaster prevention drill

We conducted a seminar on preventing electric shock accidents.

TOYO GLASS At the Chiba Factory, we invited external lecturers in August to hold a seminar on preventing electric shock accidents. Eighty-three people participated, and through group work, they learned about specific measures such as increasing the risk of power transmission due to sweating, choosing clothing materials, and frequent changes of clothes.

Electric Shock Accident Prevention Seminar

Participated in fire drill in the Onga-Nakama district.

TOMATEC Kyushu Plant observed a fire prevention drill held in June as part of the 2025 Hazardous Materials Safety Week activities, organized by the Onga-Nakama District Disaster Prevention Association. The drill involved cooperation between the private fire brigades of companies that own hazardous materials facilities and the Onga-Nakama Fire Station, demonstrating a series of coordinated procedures from evacuation in the event of a fire to water discharge by the private fire brigades and handover to firefighters.

Onga/Nakama District Firefighting Drill

25 people received awards in the "Outstanding Driver Recognition" program.

At Toyo Mobius, 13 employees received the Gold Cross and 12 received the Silver Cross in the "Outstanding Driver Awards" presented by the All Japan Truck Association. The Gold Cross is awarded to outstanding drivers who have maintained an accident-free and violation-free record for 20 years or more, and the Silver Cross for 10 years or more.

Recognition for Outstanding Drivers

Implementation of the Spring National Fire Prevention Campaign

Toyo Mobius Takatsuki Logistics Center conducted a joint training exercise with the Takatsuki City Central Fire Station in April as part of the Spring National Fire Prevention Campaign. Through initial fire extinguishing training using water extinguishers, and training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs), the center reaffirmed its procedures for action in the event of a disaster.

Implementation of the Spring National Fire Prevention Campaign