Social Value


MSK has always recognised and understood the need to achieve a sense of social cohesion, cultural inclusion and a sense of people empowerment. Through its managers and through its people, the Company is committed to promoting protection of the environment, supporting charities, promoting equal opportunities, ensuring safe and efficient working practices and working with suppliers who uphold similar values.

> We work to minimise the disruption our operations can cause as well as promoting positive impacts in the environment

> Engaging with the local community and establishing meaningful partnerships

> Providing support to selected local causes and charities

> Encouraging our employees to get involved and make a positive contribution to the communities we work in

Environmental & Community Activity


Through a series of partnerships and initiatives, MSK look to reuse materials wherever possible, the main items that are regularly recovered to be reused are timber pallets, carpet tiles and traffic barriers. These items can be reused for various purposes, both on site and for community investment projects.

Carpet tiles recovered and delivered to a housing charity for single parent families
Timber reuse
Creating community projects and activities.
Creative cardboard reuse!

With an ongoing focus to reduce our carbon footprint, MSK have committed to a partnership with North West Kent Countryside to fund and volunteer for ongoing tree planting days in our local communities. With each tree we planted we save an average of 22kg of CO2 per adult tree.

CIRCULAR ECONOMY


MSK has partnered with Protec International Ltd adopting their Proplex ClosedLoop Remanufacturing Scheme for recovering polypropylene temporary protection materials.

So far, this partnership has resulted in

> 72.54 tonnes of temporary protection material sent to Protec from MSK Waste facility

> 177.723 tonnes of atmospheric carbon saved by the Closed Loop Recycling Scheme

> 384.4 m³ of landfill space saved by using the Closed Loop Recycling Scheme