It’s important to our employees, stakeholders and customers that we care for our people and our planet.
We will continually look for ways to reduce any adverse impacts of our operations and products on the environment and the communities we work in. This includes being more efficient with the use of natural resources and raw materials and reducing our energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. Our goal is for Bradken to be carbon neutral for Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030.
We‘re also looking to improve the social and economic equity of the communities we are part of by focusing on the health and wellbeing of our people and supporting gender equality and education.
Our environmental and sustainability responsibilities are integral to how we do business at Bradken, including complying with the relevant legal and other requirements applicable to our operations.
July 9th, 2024
Bradken’s Edmonton manufacturing site in Alberta, Canada, has been recognized as an Employer of Choice by Women Building Futures (WBF), an organisation focused on encouraging and supporting women to pursue careers in trades and heavy equipment operation.
June 19th, 2024
Congratulations to the team at Bradken’s Atchison foundry in the United States, recently announced as the recipients of our annual CEO Sustainability Award.
June 5th, 2024
In recognition of World Environment Day 2024, Bradken sites around the world are joining forces to plant 102 trees and shrubs, one for each year Bradken has been in operation.
June 5th, 2024
Showcasing a shared commitment to their local community, Bradken has partnered with Bengalla Mining Company to support "Where There's a Will," an Upper Hunter charity committed to promoting mental health awareness and education throughout the community.
Being a sustainable company isn't just about climate change and supporting the environment. It's about creating a sustainable system for business processes, our people and the environments we work in based on efficiency, efficacy and circular business models.