GM Holden Environment - Plant Facilities
Overview
GM Holden's dedication to protecting human health and the environment and conserving natural resources extends beyond compliance with the law. Guided by General Motors global environmental principles and performance criteria, GM Holden integrates sound environmental practices into its business decisions and the day-to-day management of its vehicle and engine manufacturing plants.
At all its facilities, GM Holden strives to minimise emissions and waste through the use of innovative technologies and environmentally compatible materials and processes.
GM Holden is committed to continuously introducing environmental initiatives and systems. Activities involving energy and water consumption, materials recycling and the reduction of trade waste and chemicals use are constantly monitored and substantial reductions in water, energy and waste have been achieved.
Facilities
GM Holden is Australia's largest manufacturer of vehicles, engines and components, with operations located in South Australia and Victoria.
GM Holden has approximately 4500 employees. It has produced more than seven million vehicles since the first Holden sedan was launched in 1948 and is an internationally competitive exporter of vehicles and engines to diverse markets.
Major GM Holden operating facilities are located at Fishermans Bend (technical centre, administration and engine manufacturing plant), Dandenong (spare parts operation) and Lang Lang (automotive proving ground) in Victoria; as well as Elizabeth (vehicle manufacturing plant) in South Australia.
