GMC Utilities Group is proud to support two impactful clean water initiatives in The Gambia and Senegal, helping to provide sustainable access to safe drinking water for schools and rural communities.
Commenting on the achievement, Aaron Marshall, RPM Program Co-Founder, said;
"Congratulations to GMC Utilities Group on achieving Zero Plastic to Landfill Certification for their Rathcoole and Ballycoolin yards in Dublin. This achievement demonstrates GMC Utilities' commitment to embedding responsible plastic management and sustainable waste practices into its day-to-day operations. By prioritising effective waste segregation, diverting plastic from landfill, and working closely with its waste management partners to maximise recycling and recovery,"
"GMC Utilities is helping to drive higher environmental standards across the utilities and construction sector. Congratulations to everyone involved, with special recognition to Elaine Casey and James Tuohy for their leadership and commitment in achieving this certification. A sincere thank you also to the teams at Thorntons Recycling and Panda for their support throughout the certification process. This certification reflects GMC Utilities' proactive approach to environmental responsibility and reinforces its commitment to delivering more sustainable operations while setting a positive example for the wider utilities and construction industry."
This achievement is the result of a collaborative effort across the business, with particular recognition for Elaine Casey and James Tuohy, whose leadership and commitment were instrumental in securing the certification. GMC Utilities Group also extends its thanks to Thorntons Recycling and Panda for their expertise and support throughout the certification process.
Sustainability is a core part of GMC Utilities Group's approach to delivering essential infrastructure. The company is committed to continually improving its environmental performance through responsible resource management, waste reduction, and the adoption of best practices across all areas of its operations. Achieving Zero Plastic to Landfill Certification marks another important milestone in GMC Utilities Group's environmental journey and reinforces its commitment to building a more sustainable future for its clients, employees, communities, and the wider industry.
GMC Utilities Group is proud to support two impactful clean water initiatives in The Gambia and Senegal, helping to provide sustainable access to safe drinking water for schools and rural communities.
GMC is pleased to announce the renewal of its membership with the Pipeline Industries Guild, reaffirming its ongoing commitment to collaboration, innovation, and excellence within the pipeline sector …
GMC Utilities Group Announced as Main Sponsor of Faughs GAA Club, Templeogue, Dublin. March 11th, 2026 GMC Utilities Group is proud to announce its partnership with Faughs Hurling and Camogie Club as the club’s Main Sponsor. This collaboration reflects GMC Utilities Group’s ongoing commitment to supporting local communities and grassroots sport. GMC Utilities Group is […]
