Responsibility, Transparency & Business Ethics
Social responsibility
Tyrolit addresses social responsibility through defined requirements and measures for employees, customers, suppliers and users, as well as through dialogue with neighbours and the regions surrounding our sites.
We value open, transparent and respectful communication with our stakeholders and respect freedom of expression and assembly.
Occupational health and safety
Tyrolit manages occupational health and safety in accordance with applicable legal requirements and internal processes. Regular workplace assessments, safety and product training, and measures to improve working environments support this work.
Development and employee benefits
Tyrolit offers induction, professional development and further training. Specific programmes and employee benefits vary by location and role. Training may include personal development, conflict management and agile teamwork.
Customers and users
Business impact and risk analyses support continuity of supply and product safety. Safety information, training and the exchange of expertise help raise awareness of relevant safety requirements and measures.
Responsibility for society
Tyrolit maintains a dialogue with neighbours and local communities around its sites. Through regional sponsorship initiatives, the company supports selected cultural, social and sports projects. Specific initiatives vary by site and period.
Transparency
Transparent communication about facts, metrics and the scope of individual statements is becoming increasingly important. It supports informed dialogue and mutual trust.
Regulatory requirements are also increasing expectations for binding, fact- and figure-based communication about sustainability topics. Tyrolit considers this development necessary and appropriate.
Business ethics
The principles of our business ethics are set out in the Tyrolit Code of Conduct. They include respect for human and children’s rights and support compliance with applicable legal requirements within the company.
Relevant supply-chain requirements are addressed through contractual obligations and risk-based processes.