That’s why TESA ASSA ABLOY encourages all its stakeholders, including employees, customers and suppliers, and society in general to do something, either on a small or large scale, to help restore the earth.
TESA ASSA ABLOY places great importance on developing and implementing projects and processes to reduce the environmental impact of its activity, analysing and choosing the least aggressive alternatives for each process. These projects include achievements such as ensuring that 100% of our electricity consumption comes from renewable sources, in addition to reducing the use of electricity by 11% and natural gas by 7%. The company has also reduced the generation of hazardous waste by 39%, non-hazardous waste by 8%, the use of solvents by 83% and of chemical products by 11%.
In addition, the national leader in locking and access control solutions proposes a series of actions that anyone can carry out in their day-to-day life to reduce their environmental footprint:
The TESA ASSA ABLOY specifications department puts at your service a team of experienced professionals and tools that facilitate the definition of the entrances in the project, which allows you to work in a more efficient way, saving both time and money.
TESA ASSA ABLOY adds its support to Earth Day
Harpazul offers 24-hour check-in with TESA Hotel technology
TESA ASSA ABLOY incorporates its top model to the range of the master keyable systems. From now on, the TK100 is among the options in the Brujo express service, which allows the delivery of orders in 24/48 hours.
Safety Week reaffirms TESA ASSA ABLOY's commitment to the prevention of occupational risks
A new SMARTair® wireless escutcheon boosts security even at your high-traffic doors
TESA ASSA ABLOY equips the new building of a state-of-the-art, open and transparent university for the students
Asmace warns of a 400% growth in incidents due to theft from store rooms in Madrid
TESA ASSA ABLOY, together with Clúster Habic, hosted two reverse missions during the month of November. The first one took place with architects from Greece, from 9 to 10 November, while the second one, from 22 to 23 November, was attended by architects from the Middle East.
TESA ASSA ABLOY employees donate Christmas lunch money to the Basque BIOEF Foundation