Zero Harm
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KBR’s Zero Harm culture was founded on the genuine belief that zero safety incidents is an achievable goal at work and in our personal lives. That culture has been expanded to include KBR’s sustainability policy. Not only are we committed to industry-leading safety standards, but we’re also committed to making decisions that count toward becoming a more socially and environmentally sustainable company. It’s about doing what’s right for our planet, our people, our communities and our business. Access the latest KBR Sustainability Report and learn more at https://kbrcorp.sharepoint.com/sites/zeroharm.
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Sustainability Pillars
KBR’s Sustainability policy focuses on 10 key areas across the company where we’re concentrating our sustainability efforts. These areas are our Sustainability Pillars. Click on a Sustainability Pillar to learn more.
Zero Harm Commitments
KBR’s commitment to Zero Harm is about making decisions that count, as a company and as individuals, so that we can be a positive force for change. To accomplish this, we all have to work together as one team of teams, and that requires a personal commitment from each of us. We’ve developed Zero Harm Commitments that align to each of our Sustainability Pillars. Some are commitments that KBR is making as a company. Others are commitments we can make as individuals. We encourage you to choose the commitments that speak to you. You can choose as many as you want. Even making a small change can have a lasting effect. But together, we can make lasting social and environmental differences, both in the ways we do business and in the ways we live our personal lives. Learn more about KBR's Zero Harm Commitments. and make yours today!
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