Surviva Ltd. is committed to strict privacy standards and the protection of any information gathered from visitors to the Survivawear Website.Surviva Ltd. has created this privacy statement as a demonstration of our firm commitment to the privacy of visitors.The following contains information regarding privacy issues on the Survivawear Website as they relate to information gathering, posting, or third party participation. Mailing List Surviva Ltd. maintains a mailing when you order goods from us. Information that is collected: We collect your email address and general demographic information. The information is collected via the input box on our home page and is stored on a non public database on our server. Email addresses are held on our database solely to be used for sending our news letters and special offer information. The mailing list is used to send out information on special deals, offers, gear reviews and general outdoor sports information. We send out an email no more than once a week.The mailing list is held on our web server (computer), which is based in the UK.Surviva Ltd. does not divulge your registration information to any third parties.
The information is only used to mail Surviva Ltd. Updates and Newsletters. We do not send random and untargeted unsolicited e-mail. Mailing List members have the option to opt out of receiving mail from us by replying to our email with the word “unsubscribe” in the subject line.
Every once in awhile, Surviva Ltd. may post a link to another Websites (i.e. news article). Surviva Ltd. is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such Websites. Banner AdsThis site, survivawear.com, uses its own Banner Ad system. No information is collected via Cookies. CookiesSurviva uses cookies in its price list to remember the contents of your shopping basket and your address details for return visits.
Disclosures
We will not pass your information to any third parties if you have told us not to. Website Statistics Visitor IP addresses are logged as part of the daily Website statistic gathering. This is a common occurrence on the majority of Websites. It is used only for the accurate reporting of statistic information.Surviva Ltd. is dedicated to your privacy and we hope that this privacy statement is a testament of our privacy commitment.If you have any questions, concerns, or requests regarding the Surviva Ltd. Privacy Statement, please feel free to contact the Survivawear Web Master by mail or email:Webmaster Surviva Ltd. Unif F18 Ashmount Business Park, Enterprise Park, Swansea SA6 8QR ,UK. webmaster@survivawear.com
Data protection and privacy
Any personal information you provide to us and from which you can be identified is stored securely and confidentially and is processed fairly and lawfully in accordance with this privacy policy.We take appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect against unauthorised or unlawful processing of your personal information, including encrypting your information to applicable industry standards.During your visit to the Website we may gather certain personal information that is necessary to set up your account, for the purposes of billing, delivery of your goods and queries. We only keep your information for as long as is necessary to process your order, process any applicable refunds, and respond to any complaints/feedback or to provide you with promotional information you have subscribed to. Ordinarily we do not have access to your financial information which is securely transferred directly to our card processing agents and who process it on our instructions.When you register your details with us, you have the option to subscribe to future promotions and special offers. You may unsubscribe from this at any time by emailing webmaster@survivawear.com . We do not transfer your information outside the European Economic Area (“EEA”) unless you are a user located outside the EEA in which case we may need to transfer your information to deliver your goods. The Website can recognise past users by using cookies. Cookies personalise your visits to the Website to meet your individual preferences. You can disable cookies by adjusting your internet settings. When you supply your information to us you accept the risks associated with the Internet and consent to our processing your information in accordance with this policy and will not hold us responsible for any loss of your information unless we have breached our duty of care to you.If you have any queries regarding our use of your personal information or this privacy policy, you should contact webmaster@survivawear.com .
SURVIVA Ltd. MODERN SLAVERY ACT STATEMENT
This statement is made in accordance with Section 54 of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015 and sets out actions taken by SURVIVA Ltd. to understand potential modern slavery risks related to its business and to put in place steps that are aimed at ensuring there is no slavery or human trafficking in its own business and its supply chains including efforts to build a comprehensive compliance program across our organisation.
SURVIVA is a leading manufacturer of innovative single-use PPE and survival products used every day within healthcare and outdoor markets. We have a small group <10 employees and generated <£10,000 of sales in fiscal year 2020. SURVIVA’s supply chains include the sourcing of plastic film, packaging components and industrial equipment. SURVIVA’s approach to its supply chain is one of “local value delivery,” that is, we try to source as locally as possible. We develop long- lasting relationships with our suppliers, which allows us to better understand their business models and commitment to following our ‘Supplier Code of Conduct’, including anti-slavery and anti- trafficking expectations.
SURVIVA has a responsibility to take a robust approach to slavery and human trafficking. SURVIVA is deeply committed to compliance with laws of all jurisdictions in which we do business, including laws designed to eliminate slavery and human trafficking, and expects all employees to adopt this commitment. SURVIVA expects the same high standard of our supply chain.
Slavery and human trafficking are serious problems in many parts of the world. While we have not been directly affected by these issues SURVIVA understands our responsibility to be aware of them and intends to do our part to combat slavery and human trafficking. The functions of Purchasing, Legal, Human Resources, and Ethics and Compliance work together to track applicable laws, develop risk assessments, raise awareness around policies and procedures, and conduct training.
Relevant Policies and Procedures SURVIVA operates under the following policies and procedures that describe its approach to the identification of modern slavery risks and steps to be taken to prevent slavery and human trafficking in its operations and supply chain.
Human Rights. SURVIVA’s policy on human rights is designed to combat modern day slavery and human trafficking. The policy applies to all SURVIVA employees and may be used to hold our suppliers and business partners accountable. It highlights our respect for internationally-recognised human rights and the dignity of all people. This includes, but is not limited to: freedom from forced labour, respecting the rights of children and indigenous peoples, compensating team members fairly, providing a safe work environment, following local laws and regulations and respecting freedom of association.
• Speaking Up. SURVIVA encourages all its employees, customers, and other business partners to report any concerns related to the direct activities of the organisation or in its supply chain. This includes any circumstances that may give rise to an enhanced risk of slavery or human trafficking. The organisation’s whistleblowing procedure is designed to make it easy for employees, or any stakeholder, to say something if they
see something, without fear of retaliation. Any issues around slavery and human trafficking would be categorised as a “high risk” and the corresponding response would be met with equal attention. Employees, customers or other stakeholders who have concerns can use our 24/7 email address to report any concerns. The investigative process has been kept consistent across the organisation. This helps ensure timely investigations and disciplinary fairness and consistency.
- Code of Business Ethics. SURVIVA’s Code of Business Ethics makes clear to employees the actions and behaviours expected of them when representing the organisation. In fact, it provides questions for someone to ask themselves in order to help their decision-making process, including: Is it Illegal? How will you feel about the decision? How will others feel? How would you feel if the world knew about the decision? Does it make sense? Is it fair? Will management approve? These questions are meant to have people think before making a decision, and if they are unsure, to seek guidance from their manager, Human Resources, the Ethics Committee or the Legal Department. The Code of Business Ethics is the foundation for our organisation to maintain the highest standards of employee conduct and ethical behaviour when operating and managing its supply chain.
- Supplier Code of Conduct. SURVIVA is committed to ensuring that our suppliers adhere to the highest standards of ethics. Suppliers are required to demonstrate that they provide safe working conditions, treat workers with dignity and respect, and act ethically and within the law in their use of labour. We reserve the right to audit our supplier facilities and are willing to work with them to ensure they meet the standards of SURVIVA’s ‘Supplier Code of Conduct and provide their workers with appropriate working conditions. Serious violations of the organisation’s Supplier Code of Conduct may lead to the termination of the business relationship.
Victims Protection Act that was signed into law on January 9, 2019. It also affirms our commitment to act as a responsible company and in a manner that reflects our core values. Our customers rightly expect us to be a leader in procurement and we expect the same of our suppliers.
Risk Assessment and Due diligence
SURVIVA performs an annual risk assessment, which includes cross-functional participants, within the Senior Management, including functions represented by Legal, Ethics and Compliance, Human Resources and Purchasing. We believe that the risk of slavery and human trafficking in our supply chain is very low. However, SURVIVA also recognises that the severity of such activities should it become real. This is one reason why SURVIVA undertakes due diligence when considering working with new suppliers. New suppliers are required to agree to our current ‘Supplier Code of Conduct’ and provide relevant certifications, including that (i) no materials supplied to SURVIVA are produced directly or
indirectly by means of slavery or human trafficking and (ii) they comply with all applicable laws regarding slavery and human trafficking of the country or countries in which they do business
This has been a uniquely challenging year with COVID-19 and a period during which we have had to remain alert to the potential for modern slavery risks to be impacted, including with respect to the health and safety of workers. While we have not identified new risks, we have worked with teams at all levels in our supply chain to react to the changing landscape to maintain the integrity of a safe and secure supply chain. Most importantly, this has continued to reinforce our ongoing commitment that the health and wellness of our team members remains a top priority.
Monitoring
SURVIVA not only performs due diligence on new suppliers, but regularly reviews existing suppliers. The main purpose of these reviews and onsite visits is to ensure they are meeting our standards (e.g., in regards to quality and delivery). However, while reviewing and/or visiting a supplier, we may check their practices to ensure they are not participating in any form of slavery or human trafficking.
Training / Awareness-Raising Program
SURVIVA provided training on matters relating to the eradication of slavery and human trafficking. This training includes the Senior Management team, which we believe is important in order to set the right tone at the top.
As well as training employees, SURVIVA has raised awareness of modern slavery issues by putting up posters across the organisation’s premises by circulating emails, and posting information company information board, describing the problem of slavery and Human trafficking, the importance of being a proactive company to help eliminate the problem, and persons to contact with questions. Board Approva
This statement has been approved by the Board of Directors of SURVIVA Ltd., who will review and update it annually.
Director’s name: Alexander Lewis
Date: 15th August, 2021