Tackling modern slavery in construction

When
9 Jul 2019
18:00 - 20:30
Location
Venue to be confirmed
Spaces left
97

Registration

Member ticket (Corporate 10)
Only available to LCEC members (corporate members with additional allocation)
Member ticket (Corporate 6 and Not-for-Profit)
Only available to LCEC members (corporate or not-for-profit categories)
Member ticket (Individual)
Only available to LCEC members (individual members)
Non-member ticket – £25.00

You are invited to register for:

Tackling Modern Slavery in Construction

A major contractor's perspective

with

Andrew Kinsey, MIEMA, CEnv
Operations Director – Sustainability, Mace

Tuesday 9 July 2019, 6pm for 6.30pm start,

Venue details to be confirmed

In this presentation Andrew will explore why Modern Slavery is an issue for the construction industry, including the drivers and consequences of the Modern Slavery Act 2015. He will explain Mace's approach to tackling Modern Slavery, including risks relating to labour on site and how Mace are using SEDEX to assess and address risks in the supply chain. Andrew will conclude with some thoughts on next steps and how the industry can work together to eradicate modern slavery from construction.

Andrew Kinsey is an experienced environmental and sustainability professional who has worked in the construction industry for over 20 years. He has acted as an advisor and sustainability manager to deliver a variety of large, complex and high profile projects to exemplar sustainability standards. Most recently, as part of Mace's internal assurance team, he led a comprehensive audit of the implementation of Modern Slavery policies and procedures across the Mace Group. He was named as one the of UK's top 100 Corporate Modern Slavery Influencers in 2018.

Link to presentation (after event has taken place)

Cancellations will not be allowed less than 24 hours before the event, but substitutions can be made at any time.