Modern Slavery Statement for Pressure Washing Seven Sisters

Pressure Washing Seven Sisters is committed to operating ethically and responsibly. This Modern Slavery Statement sets out our approach to preventing forced labour, human trafficking and other modern slavery risks in our operations and supply chain. We have a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of exploitation, and every member of our team from management to operatives is required to uphold these standards. Our commitment extends across the whole of our Seven Sisters pressure washing operations and to all third parties we engage.

We apply clear policies and procedures to make sure that all work performed by our pressure-washing Seven Sisters teams is undertaken lawfully and ethically. All recruitment and employment processes are designed to prevent exploitation, ensure fair pay and verify right to work. We train staff to identify signs of modern slavery and to understand their responsibilities as part of our broader ethical operations. Employees are encouraged to speak up if they have concerns and are protected from retaliation.

Our

Zero-Tolerance Policy

reaffirms that modern slavery, forced labour and human trafficking will not be tolerated in any part of our business, including subcontracted services for domestic and commercial pressure washing in Seven Sisters and surrounding areas. We require all partners, suppliers and contractors to comply with our standards. Any breach may result in contract termination and other corrective actions. We will act promptly and cooperate with relevant authorities where necessary.

Supplier due diligence is a cornerstone of our approach. We carry out supplier audits and risk assessments for companies providing goods, equipment and services related to our Seven Sisters pressure washing activities. Audits include checks on employment records, working conditions, wage payments and right-to-work documentation. We prioritise suppliers who demonstrate robust labour practices and transparency.

To make our expectations clear we include modern slavery clauses in contracts and require suppliers to confirm compliance with our standards. We maintain a programme of on-site and remote checks, and higher-risk suppliers receive additional scrutiny. Where issues are identified we work with suppliers to remediate practices quickly and decisively. Persistent non-compliance triggers contractual remedies and potential exclusion from our supply chain.

Our practical measures include regular staff training, anonymous reporting channels and clear escalation routes for concerns related to modern slavery within our domestic pressure washing Seven Sisters operations. Training helps teams recognise indicators of exploitation, such as unusual working hours, restricted freedom of movement or withheld documents, and to respond appropriately while prioritising safety and confidentiality.

Reporting Channels and Whistleblowing

We provide multiple reporting channels to enable workers, suppliers and members of the public to report concerns confidentially. Reports are treated seriously, investigated by senior management, and recorded with transparent outcomes. We assure non-retaliation for those who report in good faith. Our aim is to ensure accessible, safe and reliable ways to surface any issues relating to pressure-washing Seven Sisters activities or our supply chain.

We also maintain clear remediation and support procedures for any victims identified in our operations or supply chain. These include immediate safeguarding, cooperation with authorities and steps to prevent reoccurrence. We work with local agencies and support services where appropriate to ensure that victims receive appropriate care and that corrective action is implemented swiftly.

Annual Review and Continuous Improvement — We review this statement and our policies annually to ensure they remain effective and aligned with evolving best practice. The annual review covers supplier audit outcomes, training delivery, reported incidents and remedial actions taken. We set measurable objectives for the coming year and update our risk assessments to reflect changes in our business, the supply chain and the regulatory environment. Through ongoing monitoring, auditing and engagement we aim to strengthen safeguards across all our Seven Sisters pressure washing services.