Sustainability
The transition to a more sustainable business is a continuous journey for Infinity Constructions. Our journey aims to provide a positive impact to the environment, our people, our clients, our suppliers, and the communities we operate.
Our approach to this migration has been by adopting a holistic framework to address environmental, social, economic, community and governance aspects of sustainability.
Governance
Well-defined governance structures and processes that promote transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct are all high importance to our business. Infinity Constructions prioritie governance and financial stability in all aspects of its operations.
Recently, we received a 4.5-star gold ICIRT rating from Equifax an independent body undertaking the rating for the NSW building commissioner. This tool provides our clients and their financiers with confidence of a reliable outcome with low level of risk.
“The iCIRT rating tool pulls together thousands of data points to understand the character, capability, capital, and other vital aspects of each building professional and their projects. A robust data-driven assessment connects the dots within ownership structures, associated parties, and key trading partners, leveraging a wide range of commercial, financial, legal, regulatory, government and other data sources” according to Equifax.
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Financial
Stability
The inherent risks associated with construction industry is why we have always placed so much attention on governance and economic stability.
Infinity Constructions has been in operation over 30+ years. Our approach to growth has been always considered and careful. We are selective with our choice of partner and the projects and sectors we operate.
We are a financially disciplined and operate in an open transparent and ethical manner with our clients. We are passionate about delivering quality structures for our clients on time and budget.
Our approach to Design and Project Management is always ensure we achieve the best possible outcome for our clients. Our ethos is to always provide the greatest value and service for our clients in terms of revenue, project costs and risks.
Our approach to risk management is comprehensive and structured including identifying all potential risks, assessing these risks through our supply chains, prioritisig the risks, risk mitigation, risk monitoring, contingency planning, and stakeholder management.
Diversity & Inclusivity
Social
Sustainability
Infinity Constructions promote a diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace. Although there is always more improvement, we currently, have 60% women in middle management in our business. We continue to focus our attention on recruiting more women into construction and have made good progress in a number of areas eg. Contract Administrators (CAs)
Infinity Constructions has also begun meaningful consultation and collaboration with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stakeholders. This will continue to develop and grow in future years.
Environmental
Sustainability
This works in conjunction with our fully Integrated Management Systems, including our Environmental Management System ISO 14001:2015 program.
Infinity Constructions has also aligned itself with two leading industry bodies, the NABERS and GBCA Green Star programs. We continue to commit to Green Star Professional training of key staff.
Our most recent sustainability project experience includes Scape Lincoln Square Student Accommodation in Melbourne, which was awarded a 5-star rating in February 2023.
We continue to explore opportunities to incorporate sustainable products and practices into our operations, including using low-carbon products where possible for our clients. For example, Punchbowl Mosque used Boral Envisia®.
Other initiatives include recycling management programs.
Community
Engagement
Infinity have been involved a variety of community programs over the years including over a decade long relationship with Variety Australia and RU Okay.
