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Our ESG Report spotlights Serica’s people-led approach. We are proud to say that our people have taken the mantle of ESG and owned it.
As our business expands, we aim to be employer of choice, so we listen to and empower our people. We fly the Pride flag permanently, with an inclusive and positive culture where everyone feels empowered to bring their true selves to work. Our staff-led committees take the lead in community engagement and we also invest in future workforce, with student engagement, and investment in the UK’s world-class apprenticeship scheme.
Investing in the next generation
We recognise the personal and professional value training and development brings. We actively encourage our people to take charge of their personal development with a generous training budget.
£600,000
investment in training, apprenticeships and further education in 2022
I preferred the idea of a hands-on workplace to 9-5 in an office, so applied for the OPITO apprenticeship. Offshore on the Bruce platform no two days are the same and I am constantly learning, hoping to become a valuable asset to my team. One day I’d love to be OIM
This committee promotes energy and STEM education in schools, universities, peer organisations and energy institutions. They also decided to support local schools and clubs with provision of learning and sporting equipment.
We have a lot of engineers and science-based specialists on our team, as part of our community outreach, we were thrilled to get the opportunity to sponsor TechFest’s Maths Masterclass series
We encourage and help Serica staff to give back to their communities and this committee supports charities throughout our local communities and those with special meaning for our staff or contractors. As a company we focused our efforts on helping specific charities.
Our Charity Committee has done great work in building relationships with local charities, supporting individuals with fundraisers and giving back to places where we operate. 2023 will be about continuing to do this!
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Our D&I strategy aims to develop a company culture that is inclusive and attracts diversity. As well as being the right thing to do, this benefits our organisation, bringing diversity of thought and experience to empower, educate and enrich our business. Our Equal Opportunities and Dignity at Work policy commits to providing equal opportunities to all employees or candidates, regardless of age, disability, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, race, nationality or ethnic origin.
2022 has been another progressive year on our D&I Journey. This year our Committee focused on building relationships, increasing awareness and reviewing our practices
Our D&I Partners
Latest social activities...
Everyone benefits from meeting up regularly, especially in the beautiful surroundings of our staff Summer BBQ in Aberdeenshire
We make a big effort to give where we can make a real difference, so when Abernecessities put out an urgent pre-winter call for childrens clothing we responded quickly
We are finally able to get sleeves rolled up and help our local communities. A recent Aberdeenshire beach clean got staff and families together
We donated refurbished laptops to HorseBack UK to assist participants in a new 12-week e-learning programme to develop skills to help towards employment and uncover hidden talents
We reached out to members of staff involved in childrens sports and asked what would help their teams to flourish. Equipment was supplied, to the delight of budding football and rugby players
Mental health, general wellbeing and teambuilding are important to us. Throughout the year we facilitate participation in sporting activities, some of which raise funds for charities
As part of our community support, Serica provides learning aids for a local primary school, including outdoor learning kit and kitchen equipment to help nutritional education
Our education outreach funded Saturday Maths masterclasses as part of Techfest. We also coach secondary-age pupils on interview and CV-writing skills
As part of our community outreach Serica staff volunteered with DYW NE academic sessions to help secondary school pupils develop crucial teamworking and problem solving skills
