Sustainability at John Paul Construction
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Our Sustainability Strategy 2030 sets out a clear, structured pathway to deliver on our sustainability vision through four integrated pillars, reflecting both who we are and the future we are working to create.

It is underpinned by a set of defined, measurable group targets, KPIs and initiatives, each with clear ownership. These targets align with internationally recognised frameworks and reflect our commitment to transparency, accountability, and continuous improvement.

Collaborate with our supply chain to enhance ESG performance through sustainable procurement, use of sustainable materials & resources and innovation and digitalisation in our operations

Group Targets:

  • Implement third-party supply chain ESG performance management tools to cover 75% of total spend by 2030.

Define science-based targets aligned to achieving Net Zero by 2050 and embed lifecycle thinking across our operations and supply chain.

Group Targets:

  • 60% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 emissions from a 2023 baseline (by 2033).
  • Reduce construction waste intensity by 50% (annual waste generated per revenue) from our 2025 baseline.
  • Divert >97% C&D waste from landfill.

Invest in developing future talent to building the skills and capabilities needed for long-term success, while fostering a safe, inclusive and engaging workplace.

Group Targets:

  • Achieve and sustain 15% of the workforce in paid earn-and-learn, apprenticeship, graduate, and placement programmes by 2028.
  • Achieve and maintain a >80% employee engagement score from 2027.

Create lasting social value in the communities where we operate by supporting charities and social enterprises and delivering measurable, positive outcomes on every project.

Group Targets:

  • Contribute €1 million to charities and social enterprises between 2026 and 2030 to support initiatives that deliver positive social impact.

Our Sustainability Partners

Collaboration is at the core of our sustainability strategy. We partner with leading organisations to ensure that appropriate governance, knowledge-building, education and innovation in sustainable construction are a feature of every project we deliver.

Sustainability News

JPC launch 2026 CIF Safety Campaign
October 12, 2026

‘Back to Basics’ – Construction Industry Federation (CIF) 2026 Safety Campaign Launch

Construction begins at Dún Brí
October 9, 2026

Construction of the Dún Brí residential development in Dublin 14 has officially commenced.

Large Sustainable Business of the Year
October 2, 2026

We have been named Large Sustainable Business of the Year at the Business Post Sustainable Business Awards 2026 […]

Rosslare Europort Project Recognised at CECA Awards
September 25, 2026

Rosslare Europort wins Project of the Year Award.

We take a wide-ranging approach to the sustainability of our business and see the protection of the environment and supporting local economies as central to everything we do.

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