Environmental & Sustainability Policy

Stravica Ltd is committed to protecting the environment, preventing pollution and delivering services that enable a just transition to net zero. We operate an Environmental Management System aligned to ISO 14001 and the UK Government’s Net Zero Strategy.

Scope: All Stravica offices, vehicles, sites and supply-chain activity across the UK.

• Compliance first: We meet or exceed all applicable environmental legislation and client requirements.
• Plan–Do–Check–Act: Environmental risks are built into bids, site set-up, delivery and close-out via Site Environmental Management Plans (SEMPs).
• Pollution prevention: Controls for air, water, land and noise; no open burning; bunded storage and spill response at every site.
• Resource efficiency: Waste prevention, reuse and recycling as standard, with duty-of-care checks for all carriers.
• Carbon & energy: Measured in line with the GHG Protocol using DEFRA factors; reduction roadmaps and quarterly reporting to the Board.
• People & culture: Mandatory inductions, toolbox talks and a Green Champions network to drive everyday behaviours.
• Supply chain: Preference for ISO 14001-accredited partners; sustainable procurement criteria applied to all high-impact buys.
   

• –50% Scope 1 & 2 emissions by 2030 versus FY2024 baseline.
• ≥90% waste diverted from landfill (with ≥65% recycled) on managed projects.
• –15% office electricity intensity by 2027.
• –10% water intensity by 2027.
• Biodiversity net-gain actions on at least one project per year.
• Low/zero-emission fleet transition, with EV charging at offices and eco-driver training.
   

• Environmental risk registers and carbon impacts included at bid stage.
• Clear SEMP controls on waste, energy, dust/noise and spill prevention.
• Monthly site metrics (waste, fuel, incidents) and quarterly KPI reporting.
• End-of-project environmental close-out with lessons learned.
   

We expect:

• Evidence of environmental competence (policy/EMS, licences, recycling rates).
• Responsible material sourcing (e.g., FSC timber, low-VOC finishes).
• Reduced packaging and take-back schemes where practicable.
• Collaboration on joint carbon-reduction goals.
   

• The Managing Director sponsors our sustainability strategy
• The Head of HSEQ leads the Environmental Management System and quarterly reporting.
• Performance is audited twice yearly and reviewed by the Board annually.
• We publish an Annual Environmental & Carbon Report summarising progress against targets.