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Used scaffolding and ESG reporting – how to document the environmental impact of investments
ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) reporting is no longer a voluntary practice for large corporations – it is becoming an integral part of doing business in Europe. For companies in the construction sector that work with
Used scaffolding provides practical support for companies expanding their business in Europe
Construction, industrial, and assembly companies are increasingly carrying out projects in several countries simultaneously. This is the result of the growing integration of the European market and the greater mobility of contractors, who are increasingly
Used scaffolding for short-term projects – a chance for a faster return on investment
Not all investments last for years. Many construction and industrial projects are carried out in a short period of time – from a few weeks to a few months. In such situations, companies look for
Construction in the spirit of ESG. Why is used scaffolding a real contribution to sustainability?
The construction industry is increasingly aligning itself with ESG principles – a set of values that includes the environment, social responsibility and transparent management. More and more investors are explicitly requiring contractors to make their
Used scaffolding vs. eco-image in tenders. How can construction companies gain an advantage by reusing equipment?
Used scaffolding is increasingly appearing on construction sites not only as a cost-effective solution, but also as part of building a positive corporate image. In an era of growing environmental awareness, investors are paying attention
Less steel – more profit. Ecological and economic benefits of used scaffolding.
Construction is an industry that is constantly looking for new ways to optimize costs and streamline work. Contractors are increasingly willing to turn to solutions that both build faster and benefit the environment. One such
