Galaxy CI’s Environmental Management Policy defines the significant aspects and impacts arising from its services and operations; and the control measures implemented to mitigate any adverse impact to air, land and water. 

The scope of Galaxy’s Environmental Management System (EMS) includes all control measures implemented to mitigate those significant aspects and achieve compliance with all applicable Waste Management Licences, Waste Transport Licences in Guernsey and Jersey. In addition, the EMS is designed to meet the requirements of the ISO 14001 Environmental Management Standard. 

Galaxy CI’s environmental objectives are linked to UN Sustainable Development Goal 12: Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns. 

Galaxy CI is committed to meeting, and regularly reviewing, the requirements of all its stakeholders. The Organisation is committed to promoting sustainable consumption and offers data destruction and recycling services aligned to the principles of the Waste Hierarchy and the Circular Economy.  

Galaxy CI uses environmental and sustainability criteria when auditing its own Suppliers, Contractors and Offtakers in order to ensure sustainability is prioritised in its own and Customers’ supply chains.  

Galaxy CI provides relevant training to Employees at all levels to ensure they are aware of the organisation’s impact on the environment; and their role and responsibility in managing any adverse impact and achieving the organisation’s environmental objectives. 

It is the responsibility of Management and Compliance Teams to ensure that effective control measures are designed, planned, resourced, implemented and monitored across the full scope of the organisation’s Environmental Management System; and that these measures are regularly reviewed by Internal and External Auditors in order to identify any opportunities for improvement. 

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