NJFC Policy
Producing high quality fertilizer according to Japanese Specifications and standards that satisfies the requirements and needs of our traditional customers, and conducting all works and activities in accordance to the following Priorities
1.Safety
● Safety Improvement to keep no accident all over the plant
● Emergency and Evacuation plan
● Emergency security communication Plan(Accidents and fire Accidents)
● Fire Rescue Team
● Safety daily observations
● Safety patrols
● Safety meetings
● Safety case studies
● Making use of accidents reports
● Improving the safety protecting equipment (PPE)
● Improving the awareness of the company’s employees towards environmental protection and occupational health and safety through regular and effective training.
2- Environment
● Controlling gas emissions to outside and working atmosphere and to make sure that emission figures are in accordance with regulations.
● Minimizing dust and leakage.
3- Quality
● Customer first: ensuring customer satisfaction by providing products and services that are of a quality level that fulfills the customer’s requirements and expectations.
● Marketing Policy: Marketing is not the responsibility of sales persons only, but every employee of the Company is expected to play a part in selling the product.
● Raw material quality.
● Product quality.
- Production ratio
- Off-spec ratio
- Contents
- Caking
- Floating
- Size
- Sphericity
4.Quantity
● Increasing the production rate for some grades.
● Reducing the facility troubles.
● Stable supply of raw materials specially P.Acid.
● Inventory control and availability of spare parts
5.Cost
● Management of unit consumption.
● Improving NH3 efficiency.
● Reducing off spec.
● Reducing Raw material cost.
● Minimizing Facility troubles and Reducing maintenance cost by:
- Making investment projects.
- Applying maintenance planning system for preventive maintenance, predictive maintenance as well as short, medium and long term maintenance planning.
● Purchasing spare parts and services at the most competitive prices.
● Management for waste of time.
● Management of cash flow.
● Reducing Overtime.