What does the focus on sustainability mean today?
Gerotto is both a service and manufacturing company. This dual perspective has allowed the company to have an articulated look at its environmental, social and governance impacts.
Environmental: measuring one’s footprint on the environment is a form of respect towards the territory and future generations.
Social: training people, their safety, and company welfare are all key elements in promoting a working environment that combines dynamism and solidity.
Governance: the choice of integrating a managerial mind-set within a family-run company is a way of looking to the future by enhancing entrepreneurial courage.
Being aware of your company’s impact on the environment is the first step on the path to raising awareness and culture in the management of natural resources.
The decision to pioneer the use of trenchless excavation technologies and the design of no-man entry robots is further confirmation that we want to offer the market solutions that can help customers improve their environmental footprint.
Social sustainability means being a point of reference for the company’s employees. Promoting welfare programmes and training activities are an expression of a serious and consolidated approach to managing labour relations.
Moreover, the company has always supported local voluntary organisations, sports clubs and bodies that promote the territory and the community.
Gerotto chose to innovate its managerial approach, expanding the management and the Board of Directors to include external figures. This made it possible to inject new energy and managerial sensitivity to structure a medium-term strategic plan.
Furthermore, the adoption and compliance with quality management systems, and Law 231, are the prerequisites for a transparent and solid governance, ready to carry on an entrepreneurial history of over 50 years.
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