Antti Marine

Sus­tai­nable prac­tices in manu­fac­tu­ring proces­ses

Supply chain sus­tai­na­bi­li­ty

Our tar­get is that our suppliers make a com­mit­ment with us to eco­no­mical­ly, social­ly and eco­lo­gical­ly sus­tai­nable ope­ra­tions. We procu­re our pro­ducts from the best suppliers in the field in order to safe­guard long-term and stable ope­ra­tions.

Raw mate­rial choices and tracea­bi­li­ty

We requi­re our suppliers to pro­vi­de adequa­te docu­men­ta­tion on all aspects of mate­rial hand­ling or che­micals used in pro­duc­tion to safe­guard long-term and stable ope­ra­tions.

Non-conflict mine­rals

We source mate­rials and com­po­nents from repu­table inter­na­tio­nal part­ners, such as SSAB, who are com­mit­ted to sup­por­ting the objec­ti­ves of the inter­na­tio­nal com­mu­ni­ty against mine­rals being sourced from count­ries which are eit­her suf­fe­ring from armed conflict, such as civil war, a post-conflict sta­te of fra­gi­li­ty or wit­nes­sing weak or non-exis­ting gover­nance and sys­te­ma­tic vio­la­tions of inter­na­tio­nal law, inclu­ding human rights abuses. By eva­lua­tions, agree­ments and audits, we ensu­re that our suppliers comply with the same objec­ti­ves.

Was­te mana­ge­ment

 

  • Mini­mizing was­te gene­ra­tion by reco­ve­ry, reuse, and recycling
  • Trai­ning emplo­yees in recycling and was­te mana­ge­ment
  • Annual cont­racts with the industry’s lea­ding steel recycling com­pa­nies, so that we can be sure of the cor­rect reuse and recycling of steel was­te

 

Ener­gy efficiency (manu­fac­tu­ring)

At Ant­ti, we prio­ri­tize ener­gy-saving prac­tices and stri­ve to reduce our envi­ron­men­tal footprint in various ways. One of the mea­su­res we take is the uti­liza­tion of LED tech­no­lo­gy for ligh­ting.

Addi­tio­nal­ly, we acti­ve­ly imple­ment heat reco­ve­ry sys­tems whe­re­ver pos­sible. The­se sys­tems allow us to cap­tu­re and reuse was­te heat gene­ra­ted during various proces­ses. By reco­ve­ring and uti­lizing this heat, we mini­mize the need for addi­tio­nal ener­gy inputs, the­re­by opti­mizing ener­gy efficiency and reducing ove­rall ener­gy con­sump­tion.

In our vehicle fleet, we prio­ri­tize the use of hybrid and elect­ric tech­no­lo­gy. By incor­po­ra­ting hybrid and elect­ric cars and forklifts, we dec­rea­se our reliance on fos­sil fuel-powe­red vehicles and reduce tail­pi­pe emis­sions. The­se tech­no­lo­gies not only cont­ri­bu­te to lower car­bon emis­sions but also help us main­tain a more sus­tai­nable trans­por­ta­tion sys­tem.
 

Car­bon neut­ral hea­ting

We uti­lize woodc­hips as fuel to heat our office and manu­fac­tu­ring faci­li­ties. This met­hod reduces the depen­dence on fos­sil fuels such as oil or gas, non-renewable sources that cont­ri­bu­te to green­house gas emis­sions. Woodc­hips are also a car­bon-neut­ral ener­gy source, as the car­bon relea­sed from bur­ning is off­set by the car­bon absor­bed by growing the trees.

Addi­tio­nal­ly, using woodc­hips crea­tes a local and circu­lar eco­no­my, as tim­ber was­te mate­rial is uti­lized as fuel ins­tead of being discar­ded. Ove­rall, the use of woodc­hips as fuel pro­mo­tes sus­tai­na­bi­li­ty by reducing depen­dence on non-renewable ener­gy sources, mini­mizing was­te, and cont­ri­bu­ting to the miti­ga­tion of green­house gas emis­sions.