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Go Green Project 2015

Admin — Sun, 01 Nov 2015 02:58:11 +0000

USG recently launched the Go Green project within factory premises.

We have add more flower plant, 15 fruit tree sapling, 4 sets gymnastic facilities and some chair within factory compound.

The aim is to create awareness on the importance of healthy life, balanced work life and go green.

Bamboo Tree Planting, Sg Petani

Admin — Tue, 11 Mar 2014 01:17:14 +0000

On March 11th 2014, ESH had held the first Go Green Project – “Bamboo Tree Planting” for the year of 2014 at USG, Sungai Petani.

This event serves 3 purposes
1. As a part of commitment to the environment.
2. To instil the environmental consciousness among the employees.
3. To filter the heat from direct sunlight in order to conserve electricity.

30 bamboo trees had been planted in front of the company compound and the bamboo trees had adopted by the Head of Department and line supervisor in this event. Each of them will be responsible to take care and watering the bamboo tree.

ESH Campaign 2012, Sungai Bakap

Admin — Fri, 07 Sep 2012 09:01:23 +0000

ESH Campaign 2012 is conducted in Sungai Bakap on 7 Sept 2012. The programs are launching of go green project, opening of fitness equipment, fitness equipment demonstration, blood donations and Exhibition of SOCSO, DOSH and JKJR.

It brings the exposure of healthy life to the employees through the campaign activities.

It creates awareness and provides innovative idea for employee to live in healthy life style.

Blood Donation register a collection of 68 bags.

Go Green Project To Penang National Park

Admin — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 09:38:51 +0000

Go Green, Save Life, Business Sustainability
Our actions today, may save our lives tomorrow.
The Go Green Project is an initiative of Environmental Safety and Health Committee to contribute to the reduction and mitigation of environmental concerns in our world today and create a more sustainable environment for our future.
We aim to enlighten ourselves on the environmental problem and to look at different practical ways that we could help in reducing the problem in our immediate organization society, this we hope to achieve through Campaign, Group discussions, Programs, Workshops and etc. We are aim to collaborate with several organizations where necessary on environmental sustainability issues, most particularly in capacity building, and Knowledge transfer.

Due to that, as a 1st program in ‘GO Green Project’, ESH Committee with 40 persons joined from USG Sungai Bakap & USG Sungai Petani had started a mission to bring the ‘Go Green Project’ spirit to the 242 meters high from a sea level, the area where is a ‘Light House of Muka Head’ is located (Penang National Park). Although it is a rained at the early of the day, the trekking start from the Telok Bahang to Monkey Beach had been completed in a 2 hour’s. We also had been guide with 2-nature guide from Penang Nature Society that’s En. Budin & En. Sabri.

A few members’ looks tired and exhausted when reached at Monkey Beach but however the satisfaction expresses from their face and act. The rest had continue the trek to the lighthouse and took about 1 hour’s to reach it from Monkey Beach and trek down back to Monkey Beach for the buffet lunch near the beach (a nice view).

We had boating to Pantai Keracut and boating experience shall not been forget in this journey. We had been bringing to Meromictic Lake which the water density of the river and sea are different in this lake. After that, we continue walk to Turtle Conservation Center and wish to look a ‘Big Turtle’ but really disappointed cause there are only a small turtle. However, we appreciate it because at least we had seen a real ‘Mr. Penyu’ in this life. We’re boating back and reached at the Telok Bahang jetty at 0530 pm.

Taman Negara Pulau Pinang sends out a strong message about sustainable development. Just as Muka Head’s antique lighthouse still guides ships safely to port, Taman Negara Pulau Pinang shines like a beacon of hope for preserving our natural heritage.

The Question is, What You had Learn from this ‘Go Green Journey’ after you watch our clips…