We’re decarbonising our site operations and integrating sustainable practices and materials in all that we do. While ensuring our environmental impacts are positive, we’re also engaging with communities, social enterprises and our supply chain to uplift local economies, secure jobs and training for those who need it the most, and pioneering new practices that are fast becoming industry standards.
Jack McBain, Senior Environment & Sustainability AdvisorKapitol’s ESG strategy is deeply embedded in its vision to build the best buildings, do no harm and improve the construction industry for a better life. Environment, social responsibility and sustainability are an integral part of our business.
Reconciliation Action Plan
In 2022, Kapitol commenced preparation for our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) application with Reconciliation Australia (RA). Our first RAP (Reflect) was formally endorsed by RA in November 2023.
The steps in our first Reflect RAP involve committing to a means for scoping and developing relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stakeholders, deciding our vision for reconciliation, and exploring our sphere of influence
ESG in construction is embedded in how we build and engage, with environmental, social and governance factors integrated into planning and delivery, from carbon reduction and ethical procurement to transparent governance. We push construction and sustainability forward so each project benefits the environment and community, while our focus on building sustainability uses low-impact materials, minimises waste and designs for long-term resilience, creating lasting value for clients, our people and the industry.
