As part of DSM’s accredited management system for ISO 14001 we are committed to continually improving our environmental performance of our operations in accordance with the DSM Integrated Management.

System (IMS) which is designed around the Plan – Do – Act – Check principle.

We are committed to sustainability in all our operations and will actively promote sustainable regeneration to our clients and suppliers.

Our operations are monitored both companywide and on an individual contract basis. Parameters such as waste recovery, resource use, carbon footprint and emission levels aremonitored and reported.

We recognise we are part of a community, and as such we have a moral responsibility to community as a whole.

Our works have the potential to cause negativ environmental impacts. As far as practicable such impacts will be eliminated or minimised.

Sustainability is embedded in our purchasing policy and, includes that all new timber is purchased from certified sources such as FSC (Forestry Stewardship Council), or re-used timber is used.

We do not use materials on the UK Red List and as far as possible replace all substances requiring a COSHH assessment. As part of our strategy of becoming carbon neutral fossil fuels are being replaced by bio-fuels and the most fuel efficient plant and equipment are purchased until hydrogen becomes a viable power source option.

We apply the waste hierarchy to all of our operations and support the concept of the circular economy. Where viable markets exist to reuse wastes we produce this option fordisposal will be selected wherever possible.

Andrew Fletcher
Managing Director