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At LAVAN Quarries, we recognise that quarrying carries both opportunity and responsibility.
Our work supports vital infrastructure, communities, and agriculture — but it also affects the
land and environment in which we operate.
We are committed to conducting our operations responsibly, learning from experience, and
improving continuously. While we have not always been perfect, our focus is on ensuring
that every step forward leaves our site, our community, and our industry stronger.
Our Commitments
- Legal and Regulatory Compliance
We strive to comply fully with all relevant planning, environmental, and industry standards.
Where issues arise, we act quickly to correct them, learn from them, and strengthen our
systems to prevent recurrence.
- Responsible Resource Use
We work to minimise waste and maximise efficiency in how we extract and process stone.
Every tonne matters — and we treat it as such.
- Environmental Impact Management
We monitor and manage dust, noise, and water carefully, investing in measures that reduce
impact on both the local environment and our neighbours.
- Rehabilitation and Stewardship
Our long-term approach includes progressive rehabilitation of worked land, landscaping,
and measures to support biodiversity and ecological balance.
- Continuous Improvement
We believe environmental responsibility is not a fixed achievement but a journey. We review
our practices regularly, adopt new technologies, and provide training to our people so that
we continually raise standards.
- Transparency and Community Engagement
We value our community and remain open to dialogue. We will continue to share
information about our operations, listen to concerns, and adapt where possible.
Our Goal
To operate with respect for the land and community that sustain us — acknowledging our
challenges, committing to do better, and leaving a positive legacy for future generations.
Pull-quote (navy highlight):
“Environmental responsibility is a journey — and we are committed to improving every step
of the way.”