Supply Chain Sustainability School

The Supply Chain Sustainability School is a free virtual learning platform around sustainability, with the aim to upskill those working within, or aspiring to work within, the built environment sector.

Our learning covers the three core pillars of Sustainability – Environmental, Social and Economic – looking at key issues ranging from carbon management through to combatting modern slavery.

They also offer training on key topics that will enable the industry to be more sustainable, including: Digital, Fairness, Inclusion & Respect, Management, Offsite, Operational Excellence through Lean Thinking, People, Procurement and Retrofit.

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