Responsible business built into how we operate, support our people and work with customers, suppliers and communities.
More than compliance
Responsible business should be practical, measurable and visible. For dbfb, ESG is not treated as a standalone initiative. It is part of how we manage the business, support our people and make long-term decisions.

Supporting fair employment, employee wellbeing, responsible working practices and the wider communities connected to our business.

Reducing our environmental impact through carbon reduction planning, renewable energy, recycling, waste management, energy efficiency and responsible use of resources.

Operating with recognised accreditations, quality management, responsible decision-making, ethical practices and clear standards for how we do business.
Making a difference
Responsible business also means creating positive impact beyond the services we deliver. Our people support charities, schools, community organisations and local initiatives through volunteering, fundraising, sponsorships and practical support throughout the year.
Community partnerships
Supporting organisations and initiatives connected to local communities.
Education and opportunity
Helping young people through placements, learning and workplace engagement.
Digital inclusion
Supporting initiatives that improve access to technology and digital opportunities.
Volunteering and fundraising
Giving time and support to causes that matter to our employees and communities.
Long-term thinking
We are committed to reducing our environmental impact and continually improving how we work. That includes reviewing our carbon impact, reducing waste, improving energy efficiency, using renewable energy and making practical changes across our buildings, vehicles and operations.




Accountability matters
Good governance helps create stronger relationships with customers, employees, suppliers and partners.
We believe responsible business should be built on transparency, accountability and clear operational standards. This includes operating with recognised certifications and structured processes, supporting ethical business practices, providing governance and supplier assurance information where required, and fostering a workplace culture centred on fairness, wellbeing and long-term development.
Together, these principles help ensure we operate responsibly, consistently and with the interests of our customers, people and partners in mind.
Recognised quality
Customers and procurement teams need confidence that suppliers operate to recognised standards and can provide supporting evidence where required.
Certifications & SuppliersTRUSTED PROCUREMENT
Many organisations need clear ESG evidence and supplier assurance information before they can move forward with a new partner.
dbfb can provide comprehensive supporting documentation across certifications, governance, policies, insurance and responsible business standards where required. We also support public sector procurement conversations through recognised frameworks and procurement routes where applicable.
FAQS
ESG refers to environmental, social and governance responsibility across how dbfb operates as a business, supports employees and works with customers, suppliers and communities.
Yes. dbfb holds recognised certifications including ISO 9001 for quality management and ISO 14001 for environmental management.
Yes. We can provide supporting documentation including policies, certifications, ESG information, governance documents and supplier assurance evidence where required.
Our ESG approach includes community activity, volunteering, education support, digital inclusion initiatives and wider social value activity connected to the communities around us.
Certifications help demonstrate that a supplier follows recognised standards across areas such as quality management, environmental responsibility and operational governance.
dbfb continues working to reduce environmental impact through carbon reduction planning, environmental management processes, recycling initiatives and more responsible operational practices.
The Good Business Charter recognises organisations meeting responsible business standards across areas such as fair pay, employee wellbeing and ethical business practices.
We support responsible procurement through recognised standards, supplier transparency, governance documentation, ESG commitments and procurement framework support where applicable.
Yes. We support public sector and enterprise procurement conversations through ESG information, supplier assurance documentation, certifications and responsible business evidence.
Supporting policies, governance documents and procurement information can be accessed through our policies, frameworks and supplier assurance pages.
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If you are looking for a role where you can learn, contribute and be part of a supportive team that genuinely cares about doing things properly, we would love to hear from you.