TK Elevator was recognized in the acclaimed A-list published by the global non-profit organization CDP for the sixth consecutive year in 2024.
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Our Sustainability Focus Areas
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Proven Success, Powerful Impact
Join us on our journey toward a more sustainable future! Below, you'll find details on two projects that are central to our sustainability efforts. This is just a glimpse of our ongoing work, and we look forward to sharing more of our progress with you soon.
TKE Heroes Awards
In May 2024, we launched the first annual TKE Heroes Awards. This program honors individuals and teams across our global community who go above and beyond to create a safer and healthier work environment.
The awards feature six categories, celebrating outstanding achievements in safety practices, cultural transformation, innovation, safety leadership, and wellbeing initiatives. Open to all employees and subcontractors, the awards encourage recognition of colleagues who embody the spirit of heroism, drive meaningful change, and ensure that everyone gets home safely. The winners were honored at a global ceremony, shining a spotlight on those who are making TK Elevator a safer place for all.
Mitigating Risks
In 2023/24, we piloted a new approach to strengthen how we identify and assess environmental and climate risks across our companies with a tailored questionnaire, standardized risk assessment template, and robust evaluations. Seven entities across six countries participated and based on its success, we plan to roll out this approach more widely.
The relevance of this work becomes clear with extreme weather events, such as the 2024 flooding in Brazil which displaced over 150,000 people and impacted our Guaiba factory. While operations were temporarily halted due to road damage, our assets remained unharmed, and partial operations quickly resumed thanks to a structured recovery plan and strong local leadership.
Exchanging Perspectives
At TK Elevator, we believe in the power of connection and shared experiences. Everyone benefits from exchanging perspectives in supportive groups.
That’s why we actively support Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) as platforms for colleagues to connect, share, and drive topics that matter deeply to them. Building on the success of our CONNECT Women’s Network, we recently launched the TKE CONNECT Veterans Network.
Through initiatives like these, we continue to foster inclusion, strengthen community bonds, and celebrate the unique backgrounds and experiences of our team members.
Supporting Future Professionals from Disadvantaged Backgrounds
Worldwide, more than 68 million young people are looking for a job, 270 million are neither employed nor receiving education or training, and over 123 million are working but still living in poverty. Young people who lack adequate parental care are at a particular disadvantage.
With our partner, SOS Children’s Villages, we rolled out the Education4Future program in Colombia, Brazil, Uruguay, Thailand, and India. Since the program start in 2017, more than 350 TKE employee volunteers have shared their time, skills, expertise, and career stories with around 1,200 young people -- one-to-one and in groups, in person and virtually. In 2023/24 we carried out more than 20 activities across the program’s countries.
Carbon Footprint Awareness Recognition
We launched our Carbon Footprint Awareness Recognition this financial year to highlight the importance of CO₂ reduction as a strategic issue in our business developments, and to recognize suppliers who reduce their environmental footprint.
Invonace was our first honoree and then Scanfil, an important partner in our EOX program, was honored for their efforts to create a more sustainable business. “Sustainability work within Scanfil is a collaborative effort,” noted Andreas Bohner, Scanfil’s Global Sales Manager. “We have consistently improved our sustainability practices and aim to be among the top EMS companies leading the change towards a greener future.”
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