We continue our Meet our Members Series with our Engaged Member SISK. Here we have some insights from Keith O'Flynn, Group Supply Chain and Sustainability Manager who tells us a bit more about the business, why they joined the RPM Program and how it is benefiting them.
The RPM Program is a finalist in the 2023 All Ireland Sustainability Awards!
Incredible Milestone Achieved! John Sisk & Son becomes an Engaged Member of the RPM Program this Plastic Free July
Learning Pool, the leading global leading provider of corporate learning solutions, has taken steps towards a more sustainable future by joining the Zero Plastic to Landfill Challenge during this Plastic Free July!
Farrans Construction complete RPM Program Plastic Awareness Training for Plastic Free July 2023
RPM Program is gaining a lot of traction in the UK construction industry our new blog post highlights the importance of Responsible Plastic Management for UK Construction sector
AG Paving and Building Products (AG) have become an official 'Engaged' Member of the Responsible Plastic Management Program
We are delighted to be shortlisted as finalists in the 2023 Business in the Community Northern Ireland Responsible Business Awards in the Responsible Product/Service Category
We are delighted to announce that our Technical Director Dave Garforth, will speak at the National Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition on the 23rd & 24th of May, in the RDS Simmonscort.
The RPM Program has joined the Global Tourism Plastic Initiative.
Farrans Construction Become an Official 'Supporter' of the RPM Program.
Our Director Peter Marshall will be speaking at the All-Ireland Sustainability Professionals online networking session next Wednesday 17th of May.
Plastic waste is a growing problem worldwide, and the hospitality industry is no exception. Every year, the hospitality sector generates approximately 5 million tons of plastic waste, from single-use toiletries to packaging materials.
MarinTrust sign up to the RPM Program's Zero Plastic to Landfill Challenge
The RPM Program is proud to be apart of the CircularEconomy , WWF and 80+ other organisations calling for an effective & ambitious UN Global Plastics Treaty.
