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Within the Alan Allman Associates ecosystem, our CSR involvement is central to our values. We’ve already been on a journey towards excellence for several years. Our efforts have been acknowledged through the receipt of numerous certifications: ISO 9001 in 2019, the Happy at Work label since 2016 (topping the Happy at Work global rankings in 2023), and our Ecovadis bronze in 2023.
Our approach is embodied in our corporate social responsibility (CSR), highlighted by joining the Global Compact this year and committing to ongoing improvement. We are dedicated to integrating CSR principles daily into our business strategy, the management of the firms within the ecosystem, and all our projects.
Alan Allman Associates and each of our affiliated firms undertake specific initiatives aligned with these priorities. We have documented these actions to identify, showcase, and scale up those with the potential for the greatest impact.
This CSR policy engages every firm around these seven priorities, which underpin our dedication to excellence. It’s complemented by shared areas for ongoing improvement.
For years, ited has acknowledged the significance of various measures in safeguarding our planet. Whether tackling small-scale initiatives or monumental mandates, ited embraces every challenge and has emerged as a vital player in a multitude of commercial, educational, institutional, and municipal projects.
From strategic planning to technical support, ited’s experts meticulously assess businesses’ needs, crafting lucrative, high-performing, and efficient technological solutions.
That’s why we’re especially proud of our ited-environment initiative, where we offer general contractors, electrical contractors, and building managers the removal and recycling of obsolete wiring, connection items, and other communication equipment at no cost. Through this initiative, we aim to forge partnerships in our environmental endeavors with frontline stakeholders.
Many sites where we install wiring for new occupants are already cluttered with cables left by previous tenants. Most of these cables do not meet the CNB 2010 standard (FT6), which mandates the removal of unused old wiring. ited, mindful of this standard, believes it's our duty to ensure a safe and compliant working environment for those who inhabit it.
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