UK pump rental firm Selwood is reinforcing its commitment to environmental responsibility through a partnership with the Supply Chain Sustainability School.
Launched in เพรสเชอร์เกจ , the Supply Chain Sustainability School is a free learning collaboration for the constructed setting sector.
เพรสเชอร์เกจ offers Selwood’s teams entry to 1000’s of online learning assets on sustainability, administration, offsite, digital, procurement and lean construction matters.
“Working in partnership with our shopper base we’re dedicated to ensuring that the tools and options we offer are both sustainable and responsible,” stated Richard Brown, CEO of Selwood. “We imagine that partnering with the Supply Chain Sustainability School won’t only enhance our understanding of sustainability but be sure that we can proceed to add value to our purchasers in supporting them in achieving their own environmental accountability aims.
Ian Heptonstall, director of the Supply Chain Supply Chain Sustainability School, said: “The sector is going through major challenges in the drive to “build back better” and The School is an enabler of the transformative change wanted via the collaboration of Selwood alongside our other companions.”
The partnership is part of Selwood’s ongoing work to embrace sustainability wherever potential. The firm already makes use of hydrogenated vegetable oil (HVO) as an optionally available different to diesel throughout its pump range, alongside the use of electric engines. Selwood has also developed distant telematics technology to enable customers to watch and minimise the gasoline consumption of its pumps by decreasing idling times and unnecessary refuelling journeys.
The company additionally makes use of electrical automobiles in its fleet wherever possible and presents greener options where appropriate, for example by using gravity-fed siphoning systems as an alternative to powered overpumping.
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