Armultra

Review the Effectiveness of the Organisation’s Carbon Footprint

Armultra provides high standards of quality, health & safety and environmental performance. However the business is aware that to bring its environmental performance to an even higher standard, the company needs to look at its carbon footprint and how it can improve moving forward.

The aim of this project is to look at the business’ carbon footprint by collecting data on energy consumption, waste disposal and water usage, and investigate how the business could improve all areas and help them work towards a Net Zero future. You will investigate this through desk-based research, observations of the site and interviews of Armultra’s employees. Your interviews will collect information on managers’ processes for their departments and workshops, and staff’s understanding of low-carbon operations.

You will demonstrate the strengths and weaknesses of the company’s carbon footprint, suggest improvements, and demonstrate how these will benefit the business in the future.

Key skills and interests

• Microsoft Office
• Research
• Problem solving
• Data analysis
• Self-motivation
• Independent working
• Communication

Host company information

Armultra Ltd is a privately owned business and has been providing engineering solutions from its facility in Great Yarmouth since 1985. It provides engineering manufacturing solutions in structural and pipework fabrication in Carbon and Exotic Steels for the oil and gas, renewables and nuclear industries.

Address: Armultra House, Hewett Road, Gapton Hall Ind Est, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR31 0RB
Key contact: Maria Scotton

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