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Forest Management Policy

Core Principles

Our Management Philosophy

Environmental Stewardship

Protecting biodiversity and ecosystem integrity through science-based management practices.

Community Partnership

Engaging local communities as partners in sustainable forest management and development.

Regulatory Compliance

Adhering to all national and international standards for responsible forestry practices.

Worker Welfare

Ensuring fair compensation, safe working conditions, and professional development opportunities.

Transparency

Maintaining open communication with stakeholders and transparent reporting of our activities.

Innovation

Leveraging advanced technology and research to improve forest management practices.

Environmental Policy

Environmental Stewardship

Our Environmental Commitment

Layang Kaji Sdn Bhd is committed to sustainable forest management that balances economic viability with environmental protection and social responsibility. Our environmental policy guides all operational decisions and ensures long-term forest health.

Biodiversity Conservation

Protecting native species and maintaining ecosystem integrity through selective harvesting, habitat preservation, and restoration of degraded areas with indigenous species.

Water Resource Protection

Implementing buffer zones around water bodies, preventing soil erosion, and maintaining water quality through careful planning of logging operations and road construction.

Carbon Sequestration

Maximizing carbon storage through sustainable forest management practices, reforestation initiatives, and long-term forest planning that maintains forest cover.

Waste Minimization

Reducing operational waste through efficient harvesting techniques, proper utilization of timber resources, and environmentally responsible disposal of unavoidable waste.

Worker Welfare Policy

Employee Rights & Safety

Polisi Pekerja Tetap Layang Kaji Sdn Bhd

Employment Principles

  • Equal opportunity employment regardless of race, gender, religion, or marital status
  • Minimum employment age of 18 years
  • Comprehensive induction training for all new employees
  • Fair compensation and benefits package

Health & Safety Standards

  • Strict safety protocols for all forest operations
  • Personal protective equipment (PPE) provided to all workers
  • Regular safety training and awareness programs
  • Emergency response procedures and first aid facilities
  • Regular health and safety audits

Disciplinary Framework

Our progressive disciplinary system ensures fair treatment while maintaining operational standards:

  1. Verbal warning
  2. Written warning
  3. Final written warning
  4. Suspension
  5. Termination (for serious misconduct or repeated violations)

Legal Compliance

All employment practices comply with the Malaysian Employment Act 1955 and related federal and state legislation governing employer-employee relationships.

Community Engagement Policy

Community Partnership

Stakeholder Engagement Framework

We recognize that sustainable forest management requires active collaboration with local communities, indigenous peoples, government agencies, and other stakeholders.

Indigenous Rights Respect

Recognizing and respecting the traditional rights of Orang Asli communities, ensuring their participation in decision-making processes that affect their ancestral lands.

Local Employment

Prioritizing employment opportunities for local communities, providing training and skills development to enhance local capacity in forest management.

Transparent Communication

Maintaining open channels of communication with all stakeholders, providing regular updates on operations, and addressing concerns through established grievance mechanisms.

Benefit Sharing

Ensuring that local communities receive fair benefits from forest operations through employment, infrastructure development, and community development programs.

Compliance & Certification

Regulatory Framework

National Compliance

  • Malaysian Criteria & Indicators (MC&I)
  • National Forestry Act 1984
  • Environmental Quality Act 1974
  • Employment Act 1955

Certifications

  • Malaysian Timber Certification (MTCC)
  • ISO 14001 Environmental Management
  • MTIB Registration
  • MWMJC Certification

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