Our Sustainability Outcomes

The United Nations defines sustainability as “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” We have applied that definition in the context of our own Sustainability Policy where we have made a commitment to ‘creating lasting benefits through an integrated consideration of social, environmental and economic aspects in all that we do”.

The importance of sustainability drives us to meet the needs of today without compromising the needs of future generations and helps to ensure our projects, operations and the management of the road network are undertaken in a safe, reliable, and sustainable way.

This scorecard provides a snapshot of how well we performed against our Sustainability key area of focus complementing the reporting against our Operational Activities described earlier.

Sustainability

Develop a sustainable transport network that meets social, economic and environmental needs

Key Outcomes Sought Results Target Actual Status
To attract, develop and sustain organisational capability through our people We exceeded our target of women in leadership positions at Level 6 and above 20 24
Career conversations established is below target but greater than last year 100 72
Enhancing Safety, Health and Wellbeing by consistently leading safe outcomes There were two fatalities last year 0 2
Our Lost-Time injury (LTI) and disease incidence rate1 target was achieved 0 or 10% reduction 0.3
Our Lost-Time Injury and severity rate target was achieved2 0 or 10% reduction 25
Protecting and enhancing the natural environmental and social values in all our activities Percentage of State-wide Clearing Permit audits of compliance completed continues to meet target 100 100
Scope 1 and 2 Emissions (t CO2) are lower than expected and continue to come in under target 23,442 21,540
Satisfaction with our sustainability practices came within target with a slight decrease from last year 90 86
Satisfaction with our performance managing the environment came within target with a slight decrease from last year 90 87
  1. Lost Time Injury Incidence rate is (the number of LTI/Ds divided by the number of employees) x 100
  2. Severity rate is (the number of LTI/Ds that resulted in 60 days or more lost divided by the total number of LTI/D claims) x 100

Environment and Sustainability Highlights

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