Keller, the world’s largest geotechnical specialist contractor, today hosted a planned site visit for sell-side at a section of the HS2 C1 project in the UK.
Keller today announces a trading update ahead of the announcement of its interim results for the half year ended 26 June 2022 scheduled for 2 August 2022.
Keller is committed to reducing the carbon intensity of our work and increasing the quality and granularity of our carbon reporting.
This initiative reflects the contribution Keller can make towards the circular economy. In particular, we look to reduce raw material use, increase our use of secondary materials, reduce waste to landfill and allow for pile reuse.
Keller is committed to delivering its solutions in a socially and environmentally conscious manner.
At Keller, we already have a strong, established culture of keeping our people physically safe. To build on these strong foundations, we have increased our focus on all aspects of our people’s wellbeing.
Good governance is about balancing the needs of stakeholders and helping to run the company well through efficient processes and decision making. It involves being satisfied that an effective and rigorous internal framework of systems and controls is in place which clearly defines authority and…
We believe everyone has something to contribute to the success at Keller. That’s why we’re passionate about investing in our people and creating an environment of continuous learning, empowerment and inclusivity that helps people reach their full potential. We also take a leadership role in our…
At Keller, we recognise the importance of collaborating with organisations that understand our values and commitments, and the ways of working and the standards by which we operate. Partnering with these ‘like-minded’ organisations helps us drive change in our organisation and the wider…
To measure progress against the SDGs, we use metrics from GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) and the SDG compass developed by GRI, the UN Global Compact and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.
In 2023, we introduced a new local initiative focused on water use. This reflects both our work on water-related projects, as well as our own initiatives to reduce water use and avoid water pollution.
Our net zero carbon targets represent our commitment to the planet and help us mitigate future climate-related risks and recognise climate-related opportunities.
Our corporate purpose, ‘building the foundations for a sustainable future’, is at the heart of everything we do.
We are helping to build a sustainable future by using less resources, reducing carbon emissions and reducing waste across our operations. We have a positive role in supporting…
Some ground improvement techniques, like piling and grouting, create spoil which, as it has to be removed from site, adds to cost. Keller offers innovative solutions to help its clients reduce and/or reuse spoil.