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As part of their diversity and inclusion efforts onsite, this contractor has installed a dedicated wudu room to support Muslim workers in performing their ritual washing before prayers.

The room features a specially designed basin for washing hands, feet, and face, providing a clean, private, and respectful space. Conveniently located near the prayer room, it ensures easy access while accommodating religious practices.

This initiative reflects their commitment to creating an inclusive workplace that respects and supports the diverse cultural and spiritual needs of all employees, fostering a positive and welcoming environment onsite.

By creating a dedicated, hygienic space for ritual washing close to the prayer room, it goes beyond basic inclusivity, actively supporting the spiritual needs of Muslim workers.

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Published 19 November 2025
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Disadvantaged and minority groups support, Engagement and commitment from the workforce, Facilities designed to accommodate equality and diversity needs,

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