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triSearch launch Sustainability & Wellbeing Program


PropTech company triSearch has launched its S&W Program to stay proactive in its environmental sustainability and improve its employee mental & physical health.

Key stats:

  • The pandemic is estimated to generate up to 7,200 tons of medical waste every day, much of which is disposable masks.

  • Research shows if every health care worker in the United States used a new N95 mask for each patient they encountered during the first six months of the pandemic, the total number of masks required would be about 7.4 billion, at a cost of $6.4 billion (USD). This would lead to 84 million kilograms of waste (the equivalent of 252 Boeing 747 airplanes).

  • Supporting FSC certified 100% recycled paper helps alleviate the effects of poor forestry practice and mitigates climate change.

  • Regular exercise helps increased cardiovascular and pulmonary (heart and lung) fitness and reduces the risk of heart disease and stroke.

  • Exercise has been proved to reduce anxiety and depression.

The program

Australian PropTech provider, triSearch, has formalised its Sustainability & Wellbeing Program to affirm its commitment to reduce emissions, improve air quality, and see to the sustained mental and physical wellbeing of its team members.

The program’s launch aligned with its employees returning to offices, located in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne offices this week.

The modern approach to its sustainability program will see employees issued reusable face masks, attend daily end of day huddles, take walking meetings, and make the switch to 100 per cent FSC certified printing paper.

Taylah Allen, triSearch CEO, said the company has been eco-friendly since its inception four years-ago but is proud to announce its sustainable practices formally.

“Being a proactive and initiative-based business is important to our triSearch DNA. We want to be in front of the curve when it comes to sustainability and the wellness of our staff and clients,” Allen said.

“Formalising our triSearch Sustainability & Wellbeing Program is just one way we’re prioritising our commitment to reducing the effects of climate change and creating a safe and active work environment for our hard working staff.

“While we are formalising the initiative now, we hope to continue adding more sustainable solutions in the future.”

More information is available at triSearch’s Sustainability & Wellbeing Program webpage.

About triSearch:

triSearch is an award-winning business providing an all-in-one technology solution for Conveyancers. Access the seamless integration of Software, Search and eConveyancing tools to conduct matters from start-to-finish. All solutions are supported by one dedicated HelpDesk team.

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