Morgan Sindall DLR Project has proudly achieved Mission Zero and  WRRR (Silver) Accreditations, underlining their commitment to safe, compliant, and sustainable fleet operations.

Morgan Sindall Infrastructure is a UK business delivering complex construction and engineering projects for both public and private sector clients, with a portfolio ranging from £50,000 to over £1 billion. Their expertise spans specialist design, tunnelling, utilities, building, civil engineering, and mechanical and electrical services, with operations across six key sectors: Nuclear, Energy, Water, Highways, Rail, and Aviation.

As part of Morgan Sindall Group plc, a leading UK construction and regeneration group with revenues of around £3 billion, Morgan Sindall Infrastructure continues to play a vital role in shaping the built environment across the country.

Reflecting on the accreditation, Rob Woods, Plant and Logistics Manager – Rail, said:

“Obtaining the Mission Zero accreditation was seamless and simple. The team were very supportive from the start and guided us through the entire way. From spreadsheets to processes, org charts to emissions, the Mission Zero team gave support.

It was very refreshing to deal with a company who were so involved.”

Commenting further, Paul Grafton FCILT, Head of Compliance at Mission Zero, added:

“We’re delighted to welcome the Morgan Sindall DLR Project to the growing number of Mission Zero operators. Their proactive approach and commitment throughout the process demonstrate how compliance can be embedded into even the most complex projects, setting a strong example across the infrastructure sector.”

By achieving Mission Zero and WRRR Silver, Morgan Sindall DLR Project highlights not only their regulatory compliance but also their proactive commitment to continuous improvement, safety, and sustainability.

Mission Zero congratulates the Morgan Sindall DLR Project team on this success and looks forward to supporting their continued journey. Together, we are raising the bar for safer, more sustainable fleet operations across the UK.