The fundamental every business in the Tokyu Corporation Group including the Transportation Business is safety, and the peace of mind that safety provides. The Company and its consolidated subsidiaries have established a Basic Safety Policy to ensure that products and services are provided based on the peace of mind and trust of customers, as set forth in the Tokyu Group Compliance Guidelines.
To provide products and services that bear quality based on the peace of mind and trust of customers in keeping with Group management policy, the Company and its consolidated subsidiaries will establish, maintain and improve upon a corporate culture that prioritizes safety in every aspect by complying with relevant laws and regulations, promoting safety-related initiatives and making ongoing improvements, as detailed below.
For more information on Tokyu Railways Corporation's safety policies and priority safety measures, please see below.
Tokyu Railways Safety Policy (Only available in Japanese)
To ensure compliance with liquor-related laws and regulations and prevent adverse effects due to alcohol consumption when selling and providing alcoholic beverages to customers, the Company and its consolidated subsidiaries educate employees by way of manuals and the provision of training, and implement the following initiatives.
When selling or providing processed foods and beverages to customers, the Company and its consolidated subsidiaries implement the following initiatives regarding food safety and the labeling of processed foods and beverages.
Statement on Alcohol Sales and the Sales of Processed Foods and Beverages
To ensure safety initiatives in an integrated and effective way, the Company coordinates with each internal department and its consolidated subsidiaries to engage in proactive safety management.
The Company (non-consolidated) strives to raise safety awareness and improve the skills of all employees by sharing examples of safety initiatives and engaging in discussions, and to ensure high levels of safety as the foundation of the businesses pursued by the Company and its consolidated subsidiaries, the Sustainability Promotion Committee which is chaired by the President and Executive Officer shares important information regarding safety and is responsible for safety promotion functions such as instructing appropriate responses to take as a company.
In addition, by communicating safety policies with consolidated subsidiaries and sharing information such as examples of major accidents and measures to prevent recurrences, the Company and its consolidated subsidiaries maintain shared perspectives and approaches, aiming to promote safety in unified ways. To this end, at the Tokyu Group Sustainability Promotion Committee, which meets biannually in principle and is attended by sustainability promotion officers from consolidated subsidiaries and other members, safety promotion is taken up as a regular topic.