Commitment to Ethical & Transparent Supply Chains
Q4 Electrical & Communications is committed to conducting business ethically and to respecting human rights in every part of our operations and supply chain. We do not tolerate modern slavery in any form – including forced labour, human trafficking, child labour or exploitative practices – and we expect the same standard of the suppliers and partners we work with. This statement reflects our commitment to acting in alignment with the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth).
Our Supply Chain & Due Diligence
We source materials, equipment and services from a range of suppliers to deliver our electrical, communications and infrastructure projects. We take practical steps to understand and assess modern slavery risks within these relationships, favouring reputable, established and locally based suppliers wherever possible. Where risks are identified, we work to address them and, if necessary, reconsider the relationship.
- Assessing suppliers and subcontractors for modern slavery risk
- Prioritising trusted, transparent and locally based supply partners
- Setting clear expectations around ethical and lawful labour practices
- Reviewing and strengthening our procurement practices over time
Continuous Improvement
We recognise that managing modern slavery risk is an ongoing responsibility. Q4 is committed to continuously improving our policies, awareness and due-diligence processes as our business grows, and to working collaboratively with clients, partners and suppliers to uphold human rights across the sectors we serve.