Environmental Responsibility Policy
Practical expectations for reducing waste, avoiding pollution and improving resource efficiency across logistics and facilities operations.
View all policies↗What this policy is designed to do.
To integrate sensible environmental controls into day-to-day business decisions without compromising safety, quality or mission-critical service delivery.
Who it applies to: Facilities, fleet, warehousing, procurement and project activities with a material environmental footprint.
The standards we expect in practice.
These principles guide decisions, conduct and day-to-day execution across the relevant parts of our business.
Prevent avoidable pollution and manage waste responsibly.
Reduce unnecessary fuel, electricity, water and material consumption.
Prefer environmentally responsible products and methods where they meet operational requirements.
Handle hazardous materials, batteries, oils and electronic waste using appropriate controls.
Consider environmental impact when designing or changing significant operations.
Controls that turn policy into evidence.
Controls are scaled to the nature, value and risk of the activity rather than treated as a one-size-fits-all checklist.
Waste segregation and compliant disposal arrangements where available.
Preventive maintenance to reduce leakage, emissions and inefficient equipment operation.
Supplier and product choices that consider durability, efficiency and waste.
Environmental incident reporting and corrective action.
Resource-use improvement initiatives where practical and measurable.
Clear ownership matters.
Facilities and fleet teams manage operational environmental controls.
Procurement considers lifecycle and disposal implications when material.
Project managers identify significant environmental risks during planning.
Policies that work together.
Governance controls overlap by design. These related policies provide additional context for this topic.