FLIR Systems Takes On Recycling For Electrical And Electronics Manufacturing
Yaowen Ma
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Executive Summary
This report helps EHS and product stewardship executives understand how their peers are leveraging EHS technologies at prominent multinational firms. FLIR Systems, a $1.9 billion-revenue US-headquartered industrial imaging and electronics manufacturing firm, identified the increasing EU regulations on waste, recycling, and circular economy as an opportunity to strengthen its product stewardship information management systems. Through partnership with Sphera’s EC4P software and managed services offerings, FLIR implemented 47 new recycling arrangements across 25 EU member states and achieved compliance against over 90 different waste recycling regulations. By consolidating materials and identifying easier-to-recycle products and packaging materials, FLIR was able to reduce costs for recycling while still increasing firm-wide visibility.Electronic Goods Manufacturer FLIR Systems Leverages EHS Software For Product Recycling
FLIR Identifies EU WEEE, Batteries And Packaging Recycling Mandates As An Opportunity
FLIR Implements Specialized EHS Software To Manage Product Registration, Reporting, And Recycling FLIR Strengthened Visibility And Reduced The Expense Required To Achieve Recycling Objectives
About the Authors
Yaowen Ma
Principal Analyst
Yaowen is a Principal Analyst at Verdantix conducting research on EHS and ESG information management. His current agenda focuses on digital technologies, best practices and gr...
Rodolphe d’Arjuzon
Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder
Rodolphe co-founded Verdantix in 2008. As Chief Product Officer, he leads the firm’s research strategy and intellectual agenda. With over 20 years of experience in techn...
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