CoC certification and construction companies

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1 CoC certification and construction companies Peter Gijsen - manager sustainability STTC Conference - Rotterdam, 23 june 2016 Ver. 3.0

2 Key figures Royal BAM group 2015 Revenue billion Adjusted result before tax 88.8 million Orderbook at year-end billion Employees (average) 21,916 Operating companies 10 Countries 40 worldwide; five European homemarkets Shares 270 million Royal BAM Group nv I Overview

3 Container terminal Moin, Costa Rica

4 Hospital Erasmus MC, Rotterdam

5 Groufttunnel, Luxemburg 5

6 New large sea lock, IJmuiden 6 6

7 BAM has a history of sustainable purchasing of timber Covenant with FSC Netherlands Participant of the Borneo Initiative First BAM STTC action plan CoC certification of Dutch operating companies Winner FSC Chain award 2013 with project 100 Hoog Plantation of fruit trees in Burundi Signing Bouw en Hout covenant in the Netherlands Participant of STTC 7

8 Average terraced house contains approx. 3 cubic metres of timber products Stairs Roofs Windows and window frames Doors and door frames Inner leafs of cavity wall Kitchens Timber cladding Skirting Dormers Roof trims Skylights Beams Panels Poles; Fencing Garden sheds Meter cupboard 8

9 BAM Residential Construction % FSC certified timber products purchased ( ) 100% 80% 60% 40% Non-FSC FSC 20% 0%

10 BAM Residential Construction % Sustainable certified timber products purchased ( ) 100% 80% 60% 40% non-certified PEFC FSC 100% FSC MIX 20% 0%

11 BAM practical project approach for sustainable timber No specific requirement in the contract documents: o Policy: only purchase 100% sustainable timber (FSC or PEFC); Sustainable timber specified in the contract documents: o Only purchase FSC certified timber products; o Follow all internal CoC procedures BREEAM certification: Depending on the desired BREEAM rating: o Either purchase 100% sustainable timber (FSC or PEFC) or: o Purchase FSC certified timber products (permanent wood applications and/or temporary wood) and follow all internal CoC procedures 11

12 FSC (multi-site) required steps FSC-STD , FSC-STD Contract requires FSC certified timber products No requirement Organizational level (central office) Project level Project level (optional) Responsibility central office Input specification Input spec. (FSC or PEFC) Procedures Supplier validation Supplier validation Training Identification of input Identification of input Records Segregation Internal Auditing Material balance Annual volume summary Sales and delivery doc s Annual review 12

13 Compulsory information on sales and delivery documents (input and output) Date Invoice Supplier Customer/project address Product description Quantity Claim CoC code 13 13

14 Points of attention for project organisations (like construction companies) Validation of a large number of varying suppliers Outsourcing activities to non-fsc certified contractors Subtraction of cutting waste Off-product use of FSC trademark Annual volume summary per product group (exceeding all projects)* *) with the new version of FSC-STD this stipulation will probably be cancelled for construction companies) 14

15 Succes factors Clear sustainable timber procurement policy Clear internal procedure(s) Framework contracts with large preferred wood suppliers Training, communication and awareness Facilitate automation of collecting volume data 15

16 FSC Material balance at final invoice 16

17 Use of sustainable timber matches sustainability targets Doing things better Doing better things Doing new things Climate positive CDP A List 100% sustainable certified timber and concrete One zero carbon product/ service per OpCo 25% relative emissions reduction scope 1, 2, 3 Resource positive A model for 50% less waste across project life cycle One circular product/ service per OpCo zero construction waste in 2025 Enhancing lives measure positive impact at a project level Building the present, creating the future enhance one million lives in local communities

18 CO 2 footprint house: direct and indirect emissions Present situation new developments Materials Construction process Utilization 22% 2% 76% New developments from 2020 (due to European regulations): Life cycle 94% 6% 0% zero on the meter houses Contribution of materials in environmental impact is growing 18

19 Thank you 19