Modern Slavery Statement — Pressure Washing Willesden Commitment

Pressure Washing Willesden and affiliated operations declare a zero-tolerance policy towards modern slavery, human trafficking and forced labour. We are committed to conducting our cleaning, exterior maintenance and pressure cleaning services in a manner that respects human rights and complies with all applicable laws. This statement sets out our approach to preventing slavery and trafficking across the company and our supply chains.

Our Willesden pressure washing teams operate with transparency and integrity. We recognise that risks may arise in recruitment, subcontracting or material sourcing. To mitigate these risks we require clear records of worker status, lawful right to work and fair contracts, and we expect the same standards from third-party suppliers and contractors who provide pressure washer services or support functions.

We expect all suppliers, from local trade providers to national equipment suppliers, to adhere to our standards. Our supplier code of conduct reflects ethical labour practices, including prohibition of forced labour, debt bondage and child labour. Pressure washer Willesden suppliers must demonstrate policies and procedures aligned with our commitments and allow periodic review of their compliance.

Due Diligence and Supplier Audits

Our procurement process includes risk-based due diligence. Before engaging new suppliers for pressure washing services in Willesden or elsewhere, we assess labour practices, recruitment channels and subcontractor usage. We incorporate contractual clauses requiring compliance with anti-slavery laws and reserve the right to terminate contracts for non-compliance.

Supplier audits form a key part of our approach. Audits are conducted on-site or remotely, depending on risk level, and include documentary checks and interviews where appropriate. Typical audit elements include:

• Verification of payroll records and working hours
• Checks on recruitment fees and migrant worker protections
• Assessment of subcontractor chains used in Willesden pressure washing projects
• Confirmation of health, safety and accommodation standards where provided

Remediation plans are agreed with suppliers when issues are identified; persistent or serious breaches may result in contract suspension or termination. Our approach applies equally to independent pressure washing contractors and larger supply partners providing materials or plant.

Reporting Channels, Training and Annual Review

We encourage all employees, contractors and suppliers to report concerns. Our reporting channels include secure, confidential mechanisms for raising allegations of modern slavery. Reports are investigated promptly and fairly, without retaliation. To support this, we provide regular training for staff and supervisors on recognising signs of exploitation and appropriate escalation procedures.

Reporting channels include anonymous reporting routes and escalation to senior compliance personnel. While specific contact details are not provided in this statement, every member of our workforce is informed about how to raise concerns through internal communications, toolbox talks and written policy documents. We emphasise protection for whistleblowers and confidentiality during investigations.

Our governance framework requires an annual review of this Modern Slavery Statement to reflect evolving risks, changes in the business and outcomes from audits and investigations. The annual review examines supplier performance, training uptake, audit results and any remediation actions taken. Willesden pressure washing operations commit to continuous improvement and transparency as we work to eliminate modern slavery from our operations and supply chains.