CSR, SEDEX/SMETA and Australia’s Modern Slavery Act Compliance Help

ISOsafe can help you comply with: CSR, Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit (SMETA) and Australia’s Modern Slavery Act requirements.

​What is SEDEX?

SEDEX is the acronym for: Supplier Ethical Data Exchange.

SEDEX empowers ethical and sustainable supply chains.

ISOsafe helps Suppliers and Contractors comply with SEDEX requirements.

SEDEX typically assesses Contractors and Suppliers for:

✅ Labour Standards

✅ Health and Safety

✅ The Environment

✅ Business Practices

ISOsafe can help you comply with all areas of the SEDEX system to help you showcase your business’ capabilities to your client.

CSR, SEDEX, ISO 26000, Modern Slavery Policy Help

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 What is SMETA?

SMETA is the world’s most commonly used ethical audit format and covers four pillars: labour standards, health and safety, business ethics and the environment.

Need Help With SMETA Compliance? Contact ISOsafe today for a fast, free quote – 1300 789 132

What is Australia’s Modern Slavery Act?

Modern Slavery may refer to: slavery, servitude, the worst forms of child labour, forced labour, human trafficking, debt bondage, slavery like practices, forced marriage and deceptive recruiting for labour or services.

The Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) sets out voluntary and mandatory public reporting requirements for businesses.

If you need help complying with Modern Slavery Requirements or you’re simple after a Modern Slavery Policy contact ISOsafe today for a fast, free quote – 1300 789 132.

Need other forms of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Guidance?

✅ We can help with ISO 26000 Verification/Certification (Guidance on Social Responsibility)

✅ Preparation of Aboriginal Participation Plans and Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)

✅ The Net Framework

✅ Any other CSR based programme.

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Why all business owners and employers should implement an Environmental Management System (EMS) (ISO 14001:2015) today

More and more customers are asking for environmental credentials as part of their supplier approval process. Requests may be made in tender applications or supplier questionnaires. Customers questions can range from 'does your business have an environmental policy?' through to 'is your business ISO 14001 certified?'

There are a number of advantages to having an Environmental Management System (EMS). From a corporate social responsibility standpoint, it demonstrates that a business is committed to reducing its carbon footprint.

Government bodies and multinational companies are often inclined to select a contractor/supplier based on evidence of a well maintained EMS, as it demonstrates effective risk management and due diligence.

A well designed EMS also helps businesses avoid costly environmental impacts through established protocols derived from operational assessments (environmental aspects) and consideration of regulatory frameworks.

The identification of a business’s most significant environmental impacts also creates opportunities to operate more efficiently. Such opportunities may include cost reducing waste management and energy consumption strategies, translating to increased profits and a competitive advantage over other contractors/suppliers in the market. A well maintained EMS formalises environmental performance and ultimately assists business’s in the achievement of financial objectives / targets.

To get started with an EMS for your business today email us at: enquiries@isosafe.com.au