Code of Conduct

This Corporate Code of Conduct defines minimum standards that our Staff, Suppliers, their employees, Outsource Partners and our Customers are expected to respect and adhere to when conducting business with Voltrix Power Resources Ltd. 
The objective of this code is to provide summarized information detailing required minimum standards expected of every participant in our value chain, when interacting with or acting on behalf of VPR’s employees.

This Code is not intended to change or replace any specific contractual or legal requirements. Rather, this Code of Conduct establishes the basic principles for business conduct we expect from each of us. If a contract between us, or local laws and regulations, contain stricter or more detailed
requirements then we expect you to meet those stricter requirements.

This Code helps the continued implementation of our commitment to international standards such as the International Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, the United Nations Global Compact, the Carbon Disclosure Project standard, and
the Core Conventions of the International Labour Organization (ILO). 

Therefore, VPR strives to conduct business with those who share our commitment to high ethical standards and operate in a responsible and ethical manner which contributes to the protection of our brand. VPR will verify all partners compliance with this Code of Conduct by performing audits or other assessments of your facilities, records and business processes. We expect your full cooperation during the assessments or audits, and any violation of the Code of Conduct may result in your disqualification and the termination of our business relationship.

This Code encompasses key requirements in four different areas, thus:
 I. Ethics
II. Labour and Human Rights
III. Health, Safety and Environment
IV. Management Systems

Acknowledgement of this Code is a prerequisite for relationship with OVL. Irrespective to what is contained within the Code of Conduct, the supplier/customers should always ensure that it conducts its business in compliance with the local laws and regulations of the localities in which it operates, including trade control laws, labour laws, etc