Reducing risk
By ensuring suppliers and contractors support your ESG strategy, you can avoid risks such as regulatory fines, supply chain disruptions, and damage to your reputation.
Reduce risks and grow your business with an ethical, transparent supply chain.
By ensuring suppliers and contractors support your ESG strategy, you can avoid risks such as regulatory fines, supply chain disruptions, and damage to your reputation.
Stakeholders care about social value more than ever before. By making ethical decisions throughout your supply chain, you can attract everyone from consumers and investors to talented team members.
Research shows that companies with strong ESG performance are more likely to grow sustainably.
Customers: Today’s consumers now choose ethical companies that can prove they have a positive impact on people and the planet.
Investors: Sustainability impacts market share and brand perception, meaning that ESG metrics are becoming part of the core investment criteria used by investors.
Regulatory bodies: Authorities around the world are tightening regulations and imposing penalties on those who don’t invest in ESG and keep up with changing requirements.
Employees and local communities: Those who live and work near your sites are increasingly aware of the impact you have on the local environment and residents.
SafeContractor ensures visibility and alignment of your supply chain with your ESG strategy. We gather detailed information, assess credentials, and regularly check in with supply chain partners for performance tracking and regulatory compliance.
Our online platform offers verified data, detailed reporting, and access to tools for informed decision-making. With support from our expert auditors and a network of over 39,000 accredited contractors and suppliers, SafeContractor has you covered.
Book a DemoWhat we ask supply chain partners to provide: 1) Carbon emission data to help you report on scope 3 emissions 2) Waste management reports and licenses 3) Environmental management certification such as ISO 14001
What we ask supply chain partners to provide: 1) Equality, diversity and inclusion policies to demonstrate equal rights for all employees 2) A modern slavery and human trafficking policy
What we ask supply chain partners to provide: 1) Health and safety certification 2) Cyber security measures to mitigate the risk of cyber attacks 3) Anti-bribery and corruption policies that demonstrate they operate in a fair, transparent and legal way
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