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Develop Workplace Policy and Procedures for Sustainability
Develop workplace policy and procedures for sustainability

The scope of the policy

The type of company I choose is a Car wash company
It located in Hornsby, NSW, Australia
Currently only have one shop with 12 employee.
Energy usage levels: The main energy usage in carwash company is water, the consumption show in the graph
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(http://www.pjoes.com/pdf/16.6/927-931.pdf)
The some strategy we already use for saving water and other energy. For example we change the tap to saving water taps.

The some legislation and regulation related to the company is
Environment protection and biodiversity conservation act and regulation,

The government department related to the company is
Department of environmental climate change and water and Environment Business Network of NSW.

Stakeholders and consultation requirement

|Stakeholder |Consultation |
|Employee |All the employee want to work in the safe and clean place |
|Customer |Customer want to wash their car faster and clean.No toxic in |
| |the water. |
|Water Supplier |Water supplier want all car wash company to join their water |
| |saving plan. |
|Owner |Owner want to reduce the cost of water usage and want work |
| |environment clean and safe |
|Government

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