Sustainability at Sisk brings together: Society - our people, Environment - our planet and Economy - our performance. Our ambition is to lead the industry with the sustainable management of our operations throughout their entire life cycle, whilst upholding our core values of Care, Integrity and Excellence that delivers for our people and our planet. Looking forward to the next ten years our Roadmap will be augmented by five key themes.
Driving energy efficiency and reducing our carbon footprint as we work towards carbon neutrality and better air quality.
Steering the sustainable management and use of natural resources whilst contributing to the circular economy to drive environmental improvement.
Generating lasting, positive impacts for the communities where we work and the people we work with.
Engaging and collaborating with a supply chain with shared values and creating a sustainable legacy across our industry.
Supporting, developing, and promoting sustainable design and construction solutions through efficient business practices.
Green suppliers
Sisk ensures that decisions taken regarding the procurement and engagement of any organisations, individuals, goods or services are governed by integrating environmental, legal, social and economic considerations into all stages of the procurement process.
Our procurement teams actively seek to collaborate with clients, consultants, specialist contractors and suppliers to develop integrated supply chains which respect biodiversity and human rights and promote fair employment practices.
Reducing and recycling waste
Sisk forecasts, continually monitors and targets waste reductions throughout construction from project inception to completion. We engage with our supply chain to identify and target reductions in waste stream generation.
We provide effective and progressive management of waste on-site through the use of supplier take-backs and recycling services.
Our site teams engage with first class waste contractors with advanced systems to ensure Sisk waste is expertly processed following the waste hierarchy for reuse, recycling and recovery prior to disposal as a last resort.
