Supporting net zero – energy efficiency at NSLHD NSLHD is harnessing clean, renewable power at a number of our sites, with an aim to improve energy efficiencies and to reduce the district’s overall carbon footprint. Explore NSLHD’s current energy efficiency projects, past achievements, and future plans for a greener, and more resilient future.
Anna Jamison Sustainability Projects Manager, NSLHD Anna commenced in her position in July 2023 with a passion for environmental sustainability and a Master of Health Service Management. Anna is
supporting environmental and financial sustainability initiatives across the district, with a focus on energy efficiency, fleet, waste and asset management.
Waste management, recycling and resource recovery at NSLHD Overview of the waste streams at NSLHD, with a particular focus on recycling and resource recovery; what kind of services are available and how to access them.
Ellen Hingston Environmental Services Support Manager, NSLHD Ellen has over 30 years’ experience in the health sector, a Master of Health Service Management and a certificate in Environmental Management and
Sustainability. Ellen and her team provide support to the site Environmental Services teams, and amongst other things, manage the Waste Management contract.
Organics… can we do more? RNSH has initiated organic waste segregation within our two kitchens. Our partners HealthShare and Zouki together with Veolia have enabled this seamless transition. Organic food waste is now going to off site to be made into fuel instead of landfill!
Natasha Hendy Corporate Services Manager SOFT FM, RNSH
Natasha has worked in Health for almost 20 years in many different roles. Currently she works for Corporate Services and is the RNSH Executive lead on Sustainability. Natasha enjoys challenging the reason why we do things and seeking better solutions. Waste initiatives are her focus across the site.
Beyond price tags: navigating the triple bottom line For every purchasing decision made, no matter how large or small, there is an impact other than the upfront financial outlay. Sustainable procurement involves balancing the different and sometimes competing priorities that occur across the three dimensions of people, planet and price.
Jonathan Surjadi A/Manager Contracts, Commercial and Procurement, NSLHD Jonathan is the Procurement, Contracts and Commercial Manager at NSLHD. Jonathan’s career interests are social and sustainable procurement as he
believes that the government’s purchasing power can become a unique driver for bringing about positive change in society.
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