Policy Statement
This statement defines the approach Projekt 7 Construction has taken to comply with the Modern Slavery Act (2015)
Projekt 7 Construction recognises that modern slavery and human trafficking is a violation of fundamental human rights and is contrary to the United Kingdom Modern Slavery Act 2015. Projekt 7 exercises a zero tolerance towards any form of modern slavery/human trafficking and is committed to ensuring there are no instances arising in, on-boarding our workforce, supply chain or any part of our business or client base. Our anti-slavery stance reflects our commitment to act ethically and with integrity in all our business relationships.
TRAINING - Projekt 7 have undertaken training modules set out by the Considerate Constructor’s Scheme to keep up to date with detecting, recognising and preventing modern slavery/human trafficking.
Projekt 7 Construction checks that all employees and sub-contractors comply with a right to work in the UK policy, prior to their employment commencing. Our procurement processes includes checks designed to ensure that members of our supply chain also have appropriate arrangements in place to reduce the risks of modern slavery and human trafficking. Projekt 7 expect our subcontractors and suppliers to:
This policy is reviewed on an annual basis. It is the responsibility of Projekt 7’s Directors and Management to implement this policy.
Issue Date: 1st June 2025
Review Date: 31 May 2026
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