The Environment

T.Clarke recognises and accepts the known environmental implications of our engineering works and procedures. Although T.Clarke does not produce items from raw materials, we may be required to use or encounter products which could, if not handled or dealt with in a responsible manner, likely to cause damage in some form to the environment.

T.Clarke has recently successfully implemented an Environmental Management System to BS EN ISO 14001:2004 standard.

As a registered waste carrier, Registration No. 362064 we will ensure that materials will be handled and disposed of in a manner that does not damage the environment or cause pollution.

T.Clarke is committed to the reduction, and where possible elimination, of pollution levels and as an organisation we will:

a) Avoid waste and encourage conservation and / or recycling.
b) Encourage the sustainable use of land based resources
c) Strive to reduce air, land and water pollution.
d) Encourage staff to practice good environmental housekeeping at home.
e) To monitor environmental developments within our industry and to comply with current relevant environmental legislation, and
f) Promote environmental awareness for its operatives and other persons under their control.

From the tender stage T.Clarke will assess the environmental issues associated with our activities and performance.

As part of our procurement process we will where practicable and subject to clients requirements seek the following objectives:

a) To purchase goods and services that can be manufactured, used and disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner.
b) To purchase items which can be recycled or reused;
c) To procure from suppliers who show commitment to sustainable environmental improvement.
d) To offer the client alternative equipment / services that improves on energy efficiency.