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Sustainability Governance

HAKI Safety's sustainability governance is based on a framework of policy documents. They are reviewed annually by the Board of Directors at its constituent meeting.

HAKI Safety’s sustainability work is regulated by directives and policies. The Group’s Code of Conduct is the central document for how HAKI Safety’s own employees and its suppliers are expected to act in different situations. Combined with the Group’s sustainability policy, the Code of Conduct forms the basis of the sustainability work. These documents will both be reviewed and updated in 2025. The Board of Directors approves all directives, including the Group’s Code of Conduct. Group Management approves related policies that supplement and clarify the directives. Directives and policies apply to everyone in
the Group and are available to the company’s employees in the Group’s global HR system.

The main policy documents linked to the group's sustainability management are:

  • The Code of Conduct
  • Sustainability Policy

 

  • Global Work Environment Directive 
  • Global Employee Handbook
  • Global Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Policy
  • Global Harassment and Victimisation Policy
  • Supplier qualification and evaluation process

 

  • Whistleblower Policy
  • Insider Policy
  • Financial Policy (tax related)

 

Sustainability governance

The Board of Directors has ultimate responsibility for the Group’s sustainability work. At Group level, sustainability work is led by a sustainability responsible who reports to the CEO and is a member of Group Management. The sustainability responsible coordinates the Group’s sustainability work and works closely with the functional organisation, in particular Procurement and Health, Safety, Quality and Environment (HSQE), and the Group functions HR and Finance. Each member of Group Management is in turn responsible for the implementation and monitoring of sustainability targets and strategies in their respective organisations. 

Management of sustainability risks

In 2024, the Group performed a double materiality assessment in accordance with the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive. Based on the assessment, HAKI Safety will continue to develop its sustainability work and report according to the requirements.