Warehouse Services Inc. demonstrates a strong commitment to protecting our environment and operating in a manner that supports the use of the earth’s resources wisely. We continually strive to launch sustainability initiatives and/or expand existing sustainability programs to support this philosophy. Protecting the earth’s resources ultimately will reduce costs and provide a world in which our children can prosper.
At Warehouse Services, protecting the environment goes beyond what happens inside our facilities. We believe a healthy planet depends on people and organizations working together, so we put our time, our voice and our partnerships behind building a more sustainable future.
This commitment is shared by everyone at Warehouse Services, including our subsidiaries, and carries into every community project, partnership and outreach effort we take on.
Read our Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility brochure for more information about our commitment to preserving the earth.
Code of Conduct
The ethical standards and business practices that guide how our employees, suppliers and partners work.
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Sustainable Procurement Guidelines
How we choose suppliers and buy goods and services in ways that reduce environmental impact and support fair labor practices.
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Recycling wooden pallets, corrugated, plastic bottles, aluminum cans and paper products provides source reduction and alleviates landfill use.
Responsibility Paperless focus
Scanning drivers’ paperwork and providing Web access for PODs and EDI210s are two examples of initiatives within our business to eliminate the use of paper.
Predictive maintenance programs
Predictive maintentance on all equipment.
Energy-efficient fluorescent lighting
Use of T8, T5 light systems that consume only 50% as much as sodium vapor and metal halide systems.
Continuous loops
Ensuring that transportation assets are fully loaded, minimizing the empty miles that add no value.
Pallet repair
Programs on-site to increase pallet life cycle.
Waste to energy program
Using scrap pieces of wood and mulching for an energy source in wood fired boilers.
Vendor stocking programs
Vendor stocking programs to control potential excess shipping costs.
Water coolers
Eliminate the use of foam cups and plastic bottles.
Download a case study on how Warehouse Services Inc. helped meet the environmental challenges of a global chemical manufacturer with 75 manufacturing facilities.
Warehouse Services, Inc. is a leading employer in the logistics and transportation industry.