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These partnerships take the form of organizing conventions for the principal subcontractors to familiarise them with QSE procedures. Joint work teams have been set up for improving quality and safety and ensuring greater environmental awareness. Training programmes and initiatives to raise employee and subcontractor awareness on these topics have also been put in place. Subcontractor satisfaction surveys have been carried out to identify points of progress. 
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Relations with partners
Establish balanced, long-term relationships with partners, suppliers and subcontractors.
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Involve partners in sustainable development
The Bouygues Construction subsidiaries have developed partnerships with their suppliers and subcontractors with the aim of shared progress.
These partnerships take the form of organizing conventions for the principal subcontractors to familiarise them with QSE procedures. Joint work teams have been set up for improving quality and safety and ensuring greater environmental awareness. Training programmes and initiatives to raise employee and subcontractor awareness on these topics have also been put in place. Subcontractor satisfaction surveys have been carried out to identify points of progress.
Bouygues Construction has devised a Sustainable Development Charter designed to involve its suppliers and subcontractors in its procedures. Appended to contracts, it includes commitments
relating to the workplace, health and safety, loyalty and protection of the environment.
Responsible purchasing policy
Bouygues Construction’s purchasing policy embraces environmental demands, with the introduction of a data base of products and materials that have been evaluated in terms of their environmental performance and a catalogue of low environmental-impact materials.
An analysis of environmental and health risks has been carried out on most of the products purchased, categorized into 55 families (prefabricated elements, cars, external joinery, curtain walling, etc.). Early trials of fair trade purchasing have also been carried out.
An analysis of environmental and health risks has been carried out on most of the products purchased, categorized into 55 families (prefabricated elements, cars, external joinery, curtain walling, etc.). Early trials of fair trade purchasing have also been carried out.
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