Commitment to Achieving Net Zero

Resuscitation Services UK Ltd (RSUK) is committed to achieving Net Zero carbon emissions by 2040 across all scopes of operation.

Our mission to enhance emergency care and resuscitation training through evidence-based education — goes hand in hand with a responsibility to minimise our environmental footprint.

 

We recognise that the healthcare and training sector must lead by example in reducing emissions, promoting sustainability, and embedding low-carbon practices in everyday operations.

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Carbon Reduction Initiatives

Operational Energy:

• All RSUK premises powered by 100% renewable electricity by 2026.

• Upgrading lighting to LED and motion-sensor systems.

• Deployment of energy monitoring systems.

 

Transport:

• Ongoing transition to electric and hybrid vehicles.

• Adoption of route optimisation software.

• Promotion of train travel and car-share options.

 

Digitalisation:

• Continued shift toward paperless course delivery and digital certification.

• Implementation of remote audit processes.

 

Procurement & Waste:

• Preference for local suppliers to reduce transport emissions.

• Use of recyclable or reusable training materials.

• Full separation of recyclable waste streams.

 

Awareness & Training:

• Sustainability awareness in RSUK staff induction.

• Development of a Green Training Framework linking clinical education with sustainability.

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Governance and Reporting

RSUK’s Head of Clinical Governance, Andrew Thurgood, oversees environmental management and annual review of carbon reduction performance.

 

Progress is monitored through annual emissions reporting, integration of sustainability objectives into RSUK’s governance framework, and transparent publication of updates via the RSUK website.

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Declaration and Approval

This Carbon Reduction Plan has been completed in accordance with PPN 06/21 and associated guidance.

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