The NOF Group focus on RC education as a way of deepening understanding of RC among its employees. In fiscal 2025, a total of 51,986 people participated in a total of 33,326 hours of education and training.

The NOF has adopted hands-on and experience-based safety education as a training step for preventing occupational accidents. Such experience of danger in a simulated environment is expected to help improve their sensitivity to danger and raise awareness of safety.
Although training has mainly been provided by external organizations, we have also introduced hands-on training internally and are pursuing education more closely aligned with on-site conditions.

PT.NOF MAS CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES（NMC）
NMC conducted forklift training in compliance with Indonesian government cargo-handling laws and regulations. The training aims to equip operators with the capabilities needed to perform their duties safely and deepen their understanding of potential risks and sense of responsibility. Participants were required to undergo competency assessments, and those who passed received official government-issued certificates demonstrating their ability to operate safely in accordance with laws and regulations.

Domestic Group companies
Based on the results of analysis into the causes of occupational accidents that occurred in fiscal 2011, we determined that raising safety awareness would be crucial in eliminating occupational accidents caused by human factors, such as a lack of awareness of danger and carelessness. Since fiscal 2012, we have been implementing “individual ’safe practice declaration’ activities,” that is, individuals setting of action targets for occupational safety and taking action to achieve them. This system is implemented in a way considered suitable for each plant, such as disclosing safe practice declarations of all personnel, including those at cooperating companies, on a bulletin board, etc.

The NOF Group manufactures hazardous materials, including organic peroxides, and explosives. Considering that minimizing damage both inside and outside the company in the event of an accident is of the utmost importance, we actively conduct disaster prevention drills. In particular, we regularly conduct joint disaster prevention drills together with local organizations as part of efforts to strengthen disaster countermeasures.
We also actively participate in local firefighting skills competitions, etc. to improve firefighting skills and demonstrate our high level of safety awareness.

Under the basic philosophy that “safety takes precedence over everything,” all NOF Group employees work together to promote occupational safety and health, process safety, and disaster prevention activities. Each business site strives to maintain accident- and disaster-free operations through strict management of equipment and hazardous materials, thorough safety education, and activities conducted in cooperation with local communities.
These steady daily safety activities and the long-standing contributions of responsible personnel have been widely recognized, resulting in numerous awards from government agencies and
relevant associations.
Appropriate management and improvements in safety technology were recognized in the handling of hazardous materials and explosives and in various types of equipment essential to plant operations, including boilers, high-pressure gas equipment, and refrigeration equipment.

The NOF Group promotes reductions in the environmental impact of logistics while undertaking activities to ensure the safe transportation of each product and raw material. The Group has always treated transportation safety with desirable care, as it handles a wide range of hazardous materials. In particular, we are strengthening management systems to prevent chemical leaks and spills caused by traffic accidents. All employees work together to thoroughly implement safety measures with the goal of achieving “zero accidents that adversely affect distribution.”