Modern Slavery Statement for Commercial Resin Driveway Cleaning

We declare a firm commitment to ethical practice across all aspects of our commercial resin driveway cleaning operations. This Modern Slavery Statement affirms a zero-tolerance policy toward modern slavery, forced labour and human trafficking in relation to our resin driveway maintenance for commercial properties. Our obligation extends to direct employees, subcontractors and the end-to-end supply chain that supports resin driveways commercial cleaning services.

Our Principles and Commitment

We are committed to preventing exploitation and ensuring dignity and safety for everyone engaged in our commercial resin driveway cleaning contracts. We will not tolerate any form of coercion, withholding of wages, debt bondage or restriction of movement. This statement covers our procurement practices for cleaning chemicals, surface treatments and machinery used in commercial resin driveways cleaning, and reflects our expectation that suppliers and partners share these standards.

To strengthen compliance we implement supplier screening and risk-based due diligence. Key elements include:

• Pre-contract assessments of labour practices, documentation and working conditions;
• Contract clauses requiring adherence to anti-slavery obligations and rights to audit;
• Ongoing monitoring for high-risk suppliers in the supply chain for resin driveway cleaning products and services.

Supplier Audits and Due Diligence

We operate a structured programme of supplier audits for partners delivering resin driveway cleaning and related services. Audits combine desktop checks, site visits and third-party verifications. Where risks are identified, we require corrective action plans, timelines and follow-up reviews. Suppliers who fail to meet our standards face suspension or termination of contracts to protect our clients and workers.

Our supplier audit framework assesses:

• Recruitment and employment records;
• Working hours, pay and benefits;
• Health and safety and site welfare for commercial resin driveways cleaning teams;
• Subcontractor management and traceability of raw materials and products.

We require transparency from vendors supplying materials for commercial resin driveway maintenance, including labelling, origin declarations and certificates where applicable. These measures reduce the risk that modern slavery infiltrates our procurement of binders, aggregates, and cleaning agents.

We maintain robust reporting channels so employees, contractors and suppliers can raise concerns confidentially. Reports may be made through internal whistleblowing mechanisms and designated compliance officers; allegations are treated seriously and investigated promptly. All reports are protected and assessed against our anti-slavery policy, with remedial actions taken where necessary to safeguard affected individuals and prevent recurrence.

Monitoring, training and continuous improvement are core to our approach. We provide targeted training for operational teams involved in resin driveway maintenance for commercial properties, procurement staff and site managers to recognise signs of exploitation and respond appropriately. Training is refreshed regularly to reflect emerging risks and regulatory changes.

We measure effectiveness through performance indicators including audit completion rates, corrective action closure times, and the number and outcome of reported incidents. These metrics support data-driven decisions to strengthen controls across the resin driveways commercial cleaning supply chain.

Annual review and governance ensure this statement remains current and effective. Each year we conduct a formal review of our policies, audit results, training uptake and reported incidents. The review evaluates progress against objectives and sets measurable targets for the coming year. Findings are reported to senior management and incorporated into our continuous improvement plan.

In summary, our approach to modern slavery in the context of commercial resin driveway cleaning combines a clear zero-tolerance policy, regular supplier audits, accessible reporting channels and an annual review cycle. Together these measures reinforce our responsibility to uphold human rights and maintain ethical standards across all operations.

We remain resolute in eliminating modern slavery from our business and supply chain and will continue to adapt our practices to ensure safe, fair and transparent working conditions for everyone involved in providing resin driveway cleaning services to commercial clients.