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TAMPA, Fla. — Sims Recycling Solutions, the world’s largest electronics recycler is pleased to announce that their the two facilities in Tampa, FL have become the fifth and sixth Sims Recycling Solutions facilities in the United States to achieve OHSAS 18001 certification.
OHSAS 18001 is an international occupational health and safety management system standard to enable an organization to control its health and safety risks and improve its performance. OHSAS 18001 certification is the result of an audited-verification of the organization’s management system to achieve those goals.
“I would like to thank the entire team in Tampa for their efforts in obtaining OHSAS 18001 Certification” says Ingrid Sinclair, General Manager, Sims Recycling Solutions. “Facility wide commitment and participation has been a key ingredient in the successful implementation of our safety management system. OHSAS 18001 Certification is another important milestone in the ongoing effort to reach our goal of a zero harm workplace.”
The OHSAS 18001 certification isn’t the only certification or management system in place in the Sims Recycling Solutions facilities. To review some of the Environmental Management Standards please visit, http://us.simsrecycling.com/key-issues/environmental-responsibility/environmental-standards.
I will consider goggle has enough potential to impact his change. Their recently proposed chrome net book is actually built to serve the need of the hour. These net books which are in trial phase are actually provided only to t he eligible users to try them and provide feedback to Google on the features. This will have a chrome browser and provides many cloud applications to actually access all these application just by using the browser over the Internet connection.
Do you know when they will be sending out the trials? I am curious to see how soon we can get some feedback on these.
I have my doubts about them.
exactly cloud computing will do miracles with internet based computing it can link to all the service providers, it will definitely become the showstopper.
With the broad band internet and Chrome OS , you don't need a convetional PC in your home , your TV would be able to handle all that functionality and with its larger display it will be much more acceptable to the older generation who cannot twiddle their fingures on those smart phones and watch comfortably their miniature displays. With the TV remote in your hand even an old person or a physically challenged person will able to use the TV for entertainment, infotainment, appliance control , communications and home security.
Yes you are right Prabakhar…but for people who are always on the go they need a device such laptops and tablets to carry anywhere they go.
You raise an important point. TV vs portable devices as the point of convergence. Agreed that the older generation would find it easier to embrace the TV as against the tablets, but growth will be driven by young population wanting personal devices as against TVs which have a more traditional market. Once you have two or three such devices in every home, convergence in TVs would become redundant in my opinion, if not the entire concept of TV!