Amey
Public and regulated service provider with integrated engineering consultancy capabilities.
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Employer profile
We think we have created a great place to work which, in turn, helps us deliver a fantastic service for our customers.
Our employees tell us they love working at Amey, too. Our approach is independently assessed by Investors in People who awarded us their Investors in People Gold and Champion status. We are very proud to be the only company in our sector to have achieved this.
Join us at Amey and you’ll be part of a constantly evolving organisation, working on high-profile infrastructure projects from design to delivery- helping to create better places to live, work and travel.
Corporate Social Responsibility
Amey is a member of Business in the Community (BITC) which focuses on reducing unemployment, supporting education for young people, tackling inequality and reducing dependency on natural resources.
We create positive social change by working with our customers, partners and suppliers to maximise long-term benefits for the wider community. This includes supporting the local economy, supporting employment, education and skills, protecting and conserving the environment as well as being an active member of the community.
Green Credentials
Amey’s Group Environment and Sustainability team produce a central Carbon Management Plan, identifying areas of risk and recommendations for improvement across the company. They spearhead pan-Amey working groups addressing specific issues, for example green travel & transport, and energy & water reduction. Across the business we have a variety of initiatives in place to reduce our carbon footprint including Yammer (internal social media) energy champions, green travel plans, low carbon vehicles and carbon awareness training.
Inclusion and Diversity
We value the diversity of our workforce and our aim is to remove barriers for employees in order for them to realise their potential in a transparent culture. Our policy is to treat all employees/workers and job applicants fairly and equally and that means treating everyone as individuals regardless of their age, gender, disabilities, marital status, race, colour, nationality, ethnic or national origins, responsibility for dependants, religion, belief, trade union activity, transsexual or sexual orientation.