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At Goodman we're focused on building a sustainable business for the long term. We're conscious it's not just what we do that's important, but how we do it.

Goodman's commitment to sustainability

At Goodman, we are focused on building a sustainable business for the long term, benefitting our customers and delivering returns for our investors. Our 2030 Sustainability Strategy is a key measure of accountability, influencing long-term outcomes across the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) spectrum. This strategy supports sustained growth and resilience for Goodman and its stakeholders.

Impact and supply chain

We acknowledge our impact on the world and aim to provide services and buildings sustainably. Our supply chain plays a significant role in our responsible approach. We are committed to creating supply chain and procurement practices that align with our sustainability strategy, and lead to better outcomes. 

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 Our Three Pillars

ESG focus

Our ESG focus is ambitious, covering:

• Environment: carbon strategy, climate resilience, energy efficiency, waste management, water management
• Social: human rights, inclusion, diversity, fighting modern slavery, equal opportunity, social benefit
• Governance: whistleblowing, sustainable property management, supply chain processes, risk management, data protection, compliance 

We believe that by acting ethically and responsibly with our supply chain, we will promote and earn the trust of our suppliers, our people, our customers, our investment partners and our securityholders.  

Sustainable sourcing

Goodman's commitment to sustainable sourcing reflects a growing focus on using procurement strategically to better outcomes. We maintain high standards to continually improve our operations and supply chain. Our sustainable sourcing approach is guided by our Sustainable Procurement Policy and underpinned by our Supplier Code of Conduct.

Sustainable sourcing framework

Prequalification

All service providers working for Goodman must complete a safety prequalification process before starting work and then on an annual basis. This guarantees that a minimum standard of safety compliance and insurance is maintained. The external safety assessment process, managed by Cm3, is based on the business risk profile, so selecting the correct risk types for the work performed is essential.

Only service providers directly engaged by Goodman are required to undergo the Cm3 prequalification process, unless specifically required by contract agreement.

For more information, please view the Cm3 Prequalification Process and registration process. 

General licence and competency requirements

It is essential that your business, employees, and any engaged personnel possess the necessary licences and competencies to perform their work, especially for high-risk tasks. Specific licence and competency requirements are in place for most work conducted on Goodman properties and projects. To manage these risks, Goodman has established minimum training and competency standards, detailed in the Critical Risk Controls, which apply to both your business and any service providers you engage. 

Before commencing work, you must provide evidence of all relevant company and individual licenses and competencies to the designated Goodman representative(s). Additionally, individuals must always have these available while working on Goodman properties. 

Critical Risk Control

Goodman has developed specific management requirements for the following critical risks:

• Work at heights (digital permit to work)
• Isolation of harmful energy (digital permit to work)
• Hot work (digital permit to work)
• Confined space work (paper based permit to work)
• Surface penetration work (digital permit to work)
• Hazardous building materials

Full requirements for Goodman critical risk controls can be found in PDF version below and are covered in the service provider induction:

• Service Provider Safety Guide | Access code: 1234

If you think your business would be a good fit, please email [email protected] to register.