BSO works to limit the environmental impact of the procurement, logistics and recruitment services it provides through BSO Platform, and expects the suppliers and logistics providers who work through the platform to do the same.
1Purpose
This policy sets out how BSO takes the environment into account when it sources industrial equipment and spare parts, arranges their delivery and runs its recruitment services, and what it asks of its suppliers and logistics providers.
2Our Commitments
- Meet the environmental laws and regulations that apply to our work
- Run enquiries, quotes, orders, invoices and documents online, so they need no paper
- Source from suppliers close to the point of use where price, quality and lead time allow, to shorten transport distances
- Prefer products that last longer, can be repaired or refurbished, and come with less packaging
- Hold meetings and interviews online where possible, to cut travel
- Reduce waste, and reuse or recycle where we can
3Suppliers and Logistics
Suppliers on the platform must meet the environmental rules that apply to their products, including the safe handling, storage and disposal of hazardous materials and up-to-date Safety Data Sheets. Logistics providers are expected to plan loads and routes to avoid empty or part-loaded journeys, keep their vehicles well maintained and follow the rules for carrying dangerous goods. BSO may ask for evidence of this and may stop working with a supplier or logistics provider that does not meet these standards.
4Measurement and Review
We look at delivery distances, combined shipments and feedback from buyers as part of our supplier performance reviews, and set improvement goals from what we find. We review this policy at least once a year and whenever our services change.
5Contact
Questions or concerns about this policy can be sent to support@bsoservices.ai.
Last reviewed 5 November 2026