Sustainability is firmly anchored into our operations and governance. The Leadec Board of Management takes ultimate responsibility for steering sustainability at Leadec. To ensure sustainability it is integrated into all regions and aspects of our business functions, this is supported by a global network comprising Senior Managers, a Sustainability Team as well as Global and Regional Health & Safety Managers.
Provide a safe working environment for all employees and positively contribute to the communities where we operate.
Ensure good corporate governance and compliance with standards.
Reducing our energy consumption, carbon footprint and improving our resource efficiency globally.
Provide our customers with added value in our activities and provide environmentally friendly customer solutions.
Leadec has received a silver rating in the corporate social responsibility (CSR) rating of the independent assessment platform EcoVadis. The audit covers the areas of environment, labor and human rights, ethics and sustainable procurement.
The rating agency Sustainalytics rated Leadec's risk of significant financial impact from ESG factors as low.
How does a factory become climate-neutral? And how can manufacturers and service provider work together on the zero-emission factory? Find out in episode 5 of our Factory Talks.
Gordana Djurdjevic is Corporate Environmental Health and Safety Manager at Leadec for the USA and Canada. In this interview, she reveals her philosophy and talks about the role played by occupational safety in the modern production environment.
From autonomous transport systems to digital weld seam testing - Leadec's range of products and services for the smart factory can now be experienced in a simulated environment. This is now available with a tour on the online platform "Digital Factory Experience".
Logistics is a broad field and from the gate onwards, inside the factory, it becomes really exciting. How digitized and automated is the tracking of goods? How do you rule out errors and how can you ensure that production doesn’t come to a standstill but continues through?
Leadec's latest sustainability report takes a look at the figures. And here it becomes clear: the activities to reduce the ecological footprint are paying off.
‘Crossing the yellow line’ is the title of our new whitepaper which highlights the benefits of Integrated Facility Management (IFM) for the food & beverage industry. Streamlining all support services through a single efficient model increases asset uptime and reduces maintenance costs.
Unwanted machine downtime is a nightmare in the food industry. Our latest white paper explains how integrated facility management can help.
Our sustainability program centers around four strategic commitments: managing our environmental impact, acting responsibly toward our employees and society, maintaining integrity as well as adding longterm customer value. Read more in our Sustainability Report.
State-of-the-art factories are expected to run more efficiently and place new demands on their operators. From networked production processes and a high degree of automation to close cooperation with customers and suppliers. What does this mean for the field of production planning?
How are respect for human rights and environmental protection related to the cost of a financial product? More directly than you might think. In Germany, Leadec has now developed and concluded the first so-called ESG-linked factoring agreement with a major financial partner.
The UN Global Compact (UNGC) is the world’s largest initiative for sustainable and socially responsible corporate governance. Leadec recently joined the initiative.
In its assessment of Leadec, the rating agency Sustainalytics rated the risk of significant financial impact from ESG factors as low. A visible sign of Leadec’s sustainability performance. In the industry overview regarding commercial services, Leadec has thus achieved one of the best ratings.
In 1962 the foundation stone for today’s company was laid – with the founding of the boiler cleaning company Reichenberger & Co. in Munich. For 60 years, our teams make sure that production runs smoothly. We never stand still. We improve, think ahead and always find a solution.
In 2022, Leadec will celebrate its 60th anniversary. In an interview with Markus Glaser-Gallion, CEO of Leadec, we talk about the past years and how he sees the future of the service specialist for the factory.
If you want to act sustainably, you need one thing above all: knowledge! This applies on a small scale at home and at work just as much as on a large scale for services in the factory. To raise awareness of the issue, the Leadec team from the UK launched "Green Week".
Sustainability in the food and beverage industry has long since ceased to be a trend. Instead, it is a strong driver of quality and innovation, and thus also an important factor for greater added value and competitiveness. But where does sustainability start? With the intelligent maintenance of machines and systems, for example.
The complexity of factories worldwide is constantly increasing: data overflow, no obvious synergies, countless contact persons – it’s incredibly hard to keep track of everything. The solution: one reliable and experienced partner along the entire life cycle of a factory.
The global food industry is facing major challenges: Increasing productivity, finding solutions for high-tech packaging and avoiding waste of food and water. With our engineering expertise and technical services, we automate, digitize, maintain and support your factory and buildings. Let us share our knowledge with you.
Environmental protection starts on a small scale, but industrial companies have a major lever to counter climate change. In order to fulfill this role, Leadec has once again sharpened its environmental goals.
2020 was an exceptional year. However, there is no exception when it comes to sustainability. A look at Leadec’s 2020 Sustainability Report and an outlook to 2025.
"Acting responsibly today and tomorrow" this is our credo. Read more in our latest sustainability report.
Can a modern engine plant, beehives, electric vehicles and a water management act go together? In Győr, Hungary, they certainly can. There, for Leadec at Audi Hungaria, much revolves around sustainable production and environmental protection.
Lubricants are true all-rounders. The corresponding lubrication management is at least as important. Especially when it comes to Production 4.0.
With a cooling water system, plants and machines are brought to the temperature required for them to run smoothly. A lot of energy can be saved here with intelligent control technology. Leadec and Getec have put this into practice at a production company.
