Sustainability report 2017
About our Report
The content of this report is defined by a materiality assessment conducted in 2016. As with everything we do, our governing elements lay the foundation and govern how we handle our business.
Learn moreOur employees
We recognise that retaining and attracting talent is key to ensure future growth and essential for delivering on our long-term strategic ambitions. In our daily operations, we continuously work to provide an engaging and safe work environment where equal opportunities are available for all.
Learn moreHealth and Safety
We believe that an engaging and safe working environment at sea and on shore is a prerequisite to an efficient, sustainable and profitable business. We conduct our business with respect for human rights and labour standards, including conventions and guidelines related to the prevention of child or forced labour, minimum wage and salary, working conditions and freedom of association.
Learn moreEnvironment
As a global company with thousands of people spread across the world, we have an opportunity to continuously work towards reducing our environmental footprint and set a healthy standard in the maritime industry.
Learn moreInnovation
At Wilhelmsen, we recognise the significant opportunities available through digitalisation and innovation to address operational challenges in a sustainable way.
Learn moreEngagement in local communities
Wilhelmsen has a continuous history and tradition for supporting academia, environmental and humanitarian organisations, research institutions, as well as culture and sporting events. These initiatives are coordinated by our local office around the globe and by the Tom Wilhelmsen Foundation
Learn moreSustainable supplier management
Our suppliers are an important part of our operation. We believe in working with our suppliers to ensure our sustainability expectations are clear and that products and services are compliant with our standards.
Learn moreSustainability report 2016
