Values and Responsibility
Veolia Transport offers to manage passenger transport on a contractual basis, in an innovative, reliable and cost effective way. We endeavour to protect and care for the welfare and development of our employees, the environment, our customers and the local communities in which we operate.
A private company offering public services
Our aim is to be transparent in every area of our business. To this end we ensure that we comply with legal requirements and conduct our activities fairly and with integrity.
We will provide a safe and supportive environment for all our employees and strive for outstanding health and safety performance. We encourage personal development and actively encourage our employees to become involved in both local community and national initiatives.
Our values sit alongside Veolia Environnement’s ethics, commitments and values:
Vision
- To provide and promote professional solutions to public transport demands.
- To be the best long-term partner, through mobility improvement.
- To attract more passengers through service excellence.
Respect for the Law
- Ongoing vigilance to changing legislative requirements
- Monitoring societal standards and adapting to change.
Honesty and integrity
- Fostering employee loyalty
- Discretion and confidentiality regarding customer and company information
- Conflict of interest management
- Transparency and accuracy of published information
- Compliance with best business standards in terms of corporate governance.
Social Responsibility
- Respecting national and international standards
- Ensuring employee training, protection and career development
- Implementing actions aimed at improving the life of local communities
- Communicating activities e.g. human resources reporting and recording of human resources initiatives
Risk Management
- Striving for outstanding health and safety performance in the work place.
- Identifying and limiting industrial and environmental on-site risks.
- Increased monitoring of operational facilities in respect of public health issues.
Last updated: 06/07/2007