Construction Magazine November 2016 | Page 109

CONSTRUCTION
NZ Prime Minister , John Key and Waimakariri MP , Matt Doocey , visit our project team constructing the Western Belfast Bypass , Christchurch
our major plants across Australia , which is helping to manage our carbon emission exposure . With the advent of more affordable battery storage devices we believe this will continue to drive value across our business ”.
With many of its projects in regional and remote areas , there is also a strong focus on engaging with communities , and in particular indigenous communities , to increase their participation in the construction sector .
“ We ’ ve been working on establishing processes and strategies which allow us to identify indigenous companies and then procure from them . For example , working with Supply Nation in Australia to identify suppliers that
are relevant to our businesses and project locations ,” Jane says .
“ At the same time and within our Australian business , we ’ re in the process of developing a reconciliation action plan , finalising an indigenous engagement strategy and strengthening relationships with our local communities . Procurement is just one area where we can create strong connections with communities .” With Fulton Hogan ’ s unique and successful business model , optimizing the supply chain offers great opportunity and challenge to drive value throughout the business and to our shareholders .
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