2021 saw a change in the way we approach good health and well-being. To help us focus on specific targets and measure our progress more accurately, we now treat the area as two different but related concepts. Good health is defined using two dimensions: physical and mental, and our definition of well-being is ‘a state of feeling good, happy and content’. Together, these definitions help us support our people to be the best versions of themselves, in work and in life.
Most people know that salty water is a natural disinfectant. But at Stena Line we’re taking it one step further. New generators on board our vessels use electrolysis to turn salt and water into an electrochemically activated solution.
The solution kills up to 99.99% of all viruses, bacteria and fungi, without exposing our people or passengers to harmful chemicals. And because we make the solution on board, we eliminate the need for plastic bottles and transportation of cleaning products, helping to further reduce CO2 emissions.
Norris McLean, Regional Onboard Service Manager for Irish Sea
North, says: ’We’ve replaced five products with a solution that’s better for the environment, our people and our bottom line.’