Environmental Policy

ENVIRONMENTAL PROCUREMENT POLICY

Craig International will liaise with its suppliers/sub-contractors on a regular basis to encourage an environmentally responsible approach to their business relationship. The company will encourage suppliers to consider the environmental effects of their business activities with the aim of minimising their impact on the environment. As part of this commitment the following measures will be adopted whenever possible:

a) Give preferential selection to suppliers who have given a commitment to continual environmental improvement.

b) Identify, specify and purchase items, which can be operated in an energy efficient manner with regard to consumption of energy and natural resources.

c) Identify, specify and purchase items that can be recycled or reused or disposed of with minimal environmental impact.

d) Reduce the procurement of environmentally harmful materials, use more environmentally friendly products where these exist.

e) Select suppliers who have a packaging policy which is aimed at reducing packaging used, wherever possible provide re-usable packaging, and include recycled material in packaging.

Signed:

Jill MacDonald
Joint Managing Director

Date: 20/01/25
Review date: 31/01/26
 

ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES AND TARGETS

The following environmental objectives and targets have been established for the next
twelve months (Jan-Dec 2025):

1. Monitor the Energy Efficiency of our business with the aim of a 2% reduction on previous year’s figures
    
2. Business Systems ensure ongoing implementation and where possible continuous improvement of the Environmental Management System with the aim of on-going compliance to ISO 14001:2015.
    
3. Monitor recovery and recycling volumes with a view to an increase on the previous year.
    
4. Commence work on Carbon Management Plan data gathering.
    
5. Determine external and internal environmental issues that are relevant to the company’s activities.
    
6. Determine the interested parties that are relevant to the environmental. management system and determine their requirements.
    
7. Consider the issues identified in (4), the requirements in (5) and determine the environmental risks and opportunities that need to be addressed and consequent actions required.