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MAKING TOMORROW A BETTER PLACE
Presentation - June 2008
South Ayrshire Schools PPP Project
Sustainability Forum
MAKING TOMORROW A BETTER PLACE
• Sustainability – Getting it right
“Carillion tops sector for corporate responsibility. Support services and construction company Carillion has topped its
sector for the second year running in the Top 100 Companies that Count Index published in the Sunday Times.”
• Carillion
• South Ayrshire Schools
• BREEAM
• Design & Procure
• SAS Specifics
Sustainability
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• Industry Benchmark
• Demonstrates how sustainability is embedded into strategy, businessprocesses and decision making
• Explains:• Our integrated approach to
Corporate Social Responsibility• How sustainability benefits our
business and customers
• 4 ‘Cornerstones’ & associated impacts• Sustainable Communities• Natural Resource Protection
& Resource Enhancement• Climate Change & Energy• Sustainable Consumption & Production
Sun Diagram
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• Joint Sustainability Action Plan
Sustainable Communities “Health & Safety, Our People, Community”
Natural Resource Protection and Environmental Enhancement “Environmental Impacts, Biodiversity, Supply Chain, Resource Use”
Climate Change and Energy “Atmospheric Impacts, Design”
Sustainable Consumption and Production “Value and Risk, Customer, Governance”
Environmental Charter
South Ayrshire Schools PPP Project
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BREEAM
Assessment Criteria:
• Management
• Health & Wellbeing
• Energy
• Transport
• Water
• Materials
• Land Use & Ecology
• Pollution
Design and Construction target rating achieved “Very Good”
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Waste Resources Action Programme
‘WRAP’
Government funded initiative to increase the amount of recycled content of materials in new buildings
Key Objective: “Diverting waste from landfill”
Secondary Objective: “Promote recycling opportunities for business”
Design & Procurement
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• Examples - Brick and Blocks; Concrete; Aluminium; Plasterboard
and insulation.
Timber – from registered approved sustainable sources.
• BRE Green Guide
Designers and Client Material Specification “Shopping
List”
• Government Targets
Greater Energy Efficiency Requirements
Waste Management Legislation
WRAP – Product / Supplier Database
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Community• Local Employment opportunities
• Partnerships with: – Ayrshire Construction Alliance– Access to Employment
• Project provides work placement, training and employment opportunities
• Local Supply Chain – Contractors – Materials / suppliers (Plant & Equipment) – Office support (Print Services / Cleaning)
• Support Local Causes – The Ayr Hospice – Monkton Football Club
• Stakeholder Engagement – Disruption Management Plan – Neighbour Notifications
• Considerate Constructors Scheme – Project Awards
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Schools• Assist with curricular activities
• Support schools eco groups – Kyle Academy Green Flag Status
• Provide briefings and presentations on Construction Progress and Health and Safety issues
• Sponsor school sports groups
• Training – Facilitating workshops to promote construction careers
Our People• Training and development – CSCS Cards – NEBOSH
• Health & Safety – Carillion National H&S Award
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Natural Resource• Environmental Impact – Initial Ecological Survey
– Identifies flora and fauna of environmental value
• Bats – Alloway Primary School Scottish Executive Licence
• Biodiversity – Landscaping layouts and the selection of plant species.
– Designs developed with schools groups and SAC departments.
• Waste Management – SAC / Mitie FM recycling strategy – Carillion Project specific waste management plan achieving 66% Recycled 33% Landfill
– 2008 target 75% Recycled, 25% Landfill – Carillion Site Offices use recycled paper, segregate and collect aluminium cans, plastics and paper.
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Climate Change & Energy
• Reduction of Total Net Carbon Emissions - as part of BREEAM Very Good rating design requirement
• Non harmful insulating materials with minimal ozone depleting potential and global warming potential
• Green Transport Plan – promote the use of public transport and providing facilities for cyclists
• Carillion - use of video conferencing and teleconferences - encourage car sharing to reduce sub-contractor impact - monitor / meter electricty and water consumption
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Sustainable Consumption & Production
• Waste Minimisation
• Achieving BREEAM and JSAP targets
• Monthly stakeholder meetings
• Promoting Best Practice – Carillion National Sustainability Week
• Ownership of the JSAP
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MissionMaking tomorrow a better place.
Vision
To be the leader in delivering integrated solutions for infrastructure, buildings and services.
Values
Openness
Collaboration
Mutual dependency
Professional delivery
Sustainable, profitable growth
Innovation
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Our priorities:– To measure, monitor and manage ourenergy consumption;– To implement a carbon managementprogramme and reduce our CarbonFootprint; and– To reduce and recycle more of ourconsumable waste.
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Almost all of MITIE’s operationsinvolve working with buildings: and asbuildings produce almost half of the UK’s
greenhouse gas emissions, MITIE has an important role to play in helping the country to meet its tough climate change targets. In the final quarter of 2006/07 wecarried out a major exercise to measure the energy, water, fuel
and waste used and produced throughout our organisation – it’s a major part of our commitment to improving how we measure and benchmark our environmental impacts against set targets.And because we don’t believe in sitting on our laurels, we've been investing to make a difference, even in the last few weeks since our environmental measurement project. Since establishing that fuel consumption is our greatest impact, at 10.8 million litres, we’ve been making improvements to the way we do things – starting right at the top. The Board has recently started a scheme across the Group to increase the use of tele and video conferencing, an initiative on which our specialist technology division will be working. MITIE is also working towards a
Carbon Cap limit of 225g/km on certainvehicle purchases in the next
financial year. for the environment
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• Sustainability forum • through bid and into through bid and into operational stageoperational stage
• Meet agreed targetsMeet agreed targets• Normalisation process Normalisation process
• Natural ventilation Natural ventilation • user interface – solar gain user interface – solar gain strategystrategy
Energy and UtilitiesEnergy and Utilities