Ahead of its annual Supply Chain Awards, Sisk carried out research with its suppliers, sub-contractors and manufacturers that indicates an upward trend in sustainability awareness and engagement in the construction sector with 59 percent of its suppliers having a net-zero and carbon reduction plan compared with just 52 percent in 2022.
Sisk is also perceived as being further advanced in its approach to eliminating carbon emissions across its business compared with other construction companies (2023: 51 percent) V (2022: 45 percent).
Over 60 percent of the Sisk supply chain are aware of its 2030 Sustainability Roadmap – Building today, Caring for tomorrow compared with 54 percent in 2022. Furthermore, 55 percent believe that Sisk is performing better in sustainability comparison to other contractors.
As part of its 2030 sustainability roadmap ‘Building today, Caring for tomorrow’, Sisk submitted its greenhouse gas emission reduction targets to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). The SBTi drives ambitious climate action in the private sector by enabling organisations to set science-based emissions reduction targets. The SBTi’s Target Validation Team has classified Sisk’s scope 1 and 2 target ambition and has determined that it is in line with a 1.5°C trajectory.
Sisk celebrated its annual Supply Chain Awards which has grown to become one of the biggest occasions in Irish construction, at The Convention Centre Dublin on Friday night with over 900 people in attendance. The gala ceremony brought its Irish, UK and European supply chain partners together with 200 of its sub-contractors and suppliers shortlisted for awards with 19 winners on the night.
Mark McGreevy, Chief Commercial Officer at Sisk, said: “The research conducted by Sisk indicates very clearly that our supply chain is very aware about the urgency to reduce carbon emissions. This positive development is crucial to us collectively tackling the challenges we face as a sector. .
He added: “Our Supply Chain Awards, help us to advocate for innovation and sustainability, using Modern Methods of Construction, offsite fabrication and transforming our digital capabilities. The Awards give us the opportunity to recognise and appreciate excellence across our entire supply chain. On behalf of Sisk, I would like to congratulate all of our winners.”
Sisk Supply Chain Awards winners 2023
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Ireland East | Techrete and Duggan Systems Joint Venture |
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Regional Building | Flood Precast |
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Civils Ireland | Breffni Group |
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Data Centres | AKEA |
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Life Sciences & Technology | Suir Engineering |
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Strategic Projects | Neuvo Construction |
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Fit Out Projects | Samcon |
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Vision Built | Coady Architects |
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Sensori FM | Argand Switchgear |
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – UK South | Harringtons |
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – UK North | MPB |
| Supply Chain Partner of the Year – UK Civils | JD Excavations |
| Supplier of the Year Ireland Award | Keegan Quarries |
| Supplier of the Year UK Award | Nutral |
| Health, Safety & Wellbeing Award Winner 2023 | Crean Contract Flooring |
| People & Culture Award Winner 2023 | J McCann & Co |
| Digital Transformation Award Winner 2023 | King & Moffatt |
| Net Zero Award Winner 2023 | Speedy |
| Modern Methods of Construction MMC Award Winner 2023 | Castle Modular |
