As a responsible corporate citizen, consultant, and employer, HMM takes sustainability very seriously. We have integrated sustainable practices into our culture through our projects, values, and our day-to-day operations. We are implementing our internal sustainability program through three initiatives:
Even though it is in the work for our clients where we can make our biggest impact to help conserve resources and reduce carbon emissions, HMM believes that sustainability starts in our offices and with our employees
With over 65 offices and 2,200 staff, as a business organization Hatch Mott MacDonald has a significant carbon footprint. We are aware of the ways that we impact the environment, and are actively seeking to reduce this impact through a series of “Local Environmental Practice Plans,” or LEPPs. Each office has a local Sustainability Champion, who is asked to prepare an annual LEPP, which sets measurable objectives designed to reduce our environmental impact. Each office is free to establish context-specific objectives and to propose specific actions to meet those objectives, but some common themes addressed in these plans include:
The firm also conducts an annual survey to benchmark our overall carbon footprint. Hatch Mott MacDonald has established a goal of achieving a 5% annual reduction in its carbon footprint. The firm’s activities and initiatives which are aimed at enhancing a culture of sustainability and corporate responsibility within the firm are discussed in our annual Corporate Responsibility Report.
Hatch Mott MacDonald is committed to the professional development of its staff, which is accomplished through learning and development programs, professional excellence initiatives, knowledge sharing, mentoring, and career development reviews. Hatch Mott MacDonald staff are encouraged to engage in technical and professional communities, as well as internal social management functions. These include Graduate programs, Young Professionals, company “retreats,” and management and leadership training programs.

At Hatch Mott MacDonald, proper governance is about minimizing risks to our staff, our clients, their projects, and our organization. Our CLASS (Communication, Leadership, Assurance of Quality, Supervision, and Staff competence) program integrates many of our management principles to continually guard against systemic risks. Our management drives a safety culture throughout the organization, supported by full-time safety specialists, safety committees, training programs, awareness campaigns, and rigorous monitoring. Through this consistent effort, we have raised safety awareness and best practices throughout the organization, significantly improving our incident statistics. Hatch Mott MacDonald holds itself to a high ethical standard, implementing its ethics policy via training, awareness, communication, and transparency. We simply will not do business any other way.