All Schindler employees commit themselves to observe the highest ethical standards of professional and personal conduct in their interactions with customers, colleagues, business partners, competitors, regulators and the communities in which we operate.
5 core principles on 1 page, wall-mounted at all premises.
The 5 principles in detail; the guidelines are adapted to suit the local legal requirements and translated into local languages.
Detailed internal norms specify the correct behaviour in risk areas, such as: Antitrust, Anti-bribery, Invitations to Events, Insider Trading and others.
Through our Responsible Sourcing Policy, we hold our vendors and suppliers to the same high standards. This applies to all suppliers, service providers, subcontractors, and other vendors and business partners...
Over 120 Compliance employees worldwide
At Schindler, employees are engaged in Compliance at all levels.
Schindler's Compliance Network is integrated into the business structure:
The Group Compliance Officer is located in Switzerland. In every Zone there is a full-time Regional Compliance Officer: Americas, China, Asia Pacific, Europe, Africa, Middle East & India.
Area Compliance Officers support Corporate Compliance by coordinating compliance processes in several countries: Latin America, South East Asia, Japan & Korea, Middle East & North Africa, Australia & New Zealand.
In each Schindler entity worldwide a Schindler manager with a main function in Legal, Finance, HR or Internal Auditing acts as Local Compliance Officer. He/she is the "First Contact", coordinates compliance activities locally and is the "critical compliance voice."
Jardine Schindler is a Joint Venture in South East Asia: A local legal counsel acts as Regional Compliance Officer for the 12 countries of the region.
Schindler launched a world-wide Compliance Program in the mid-1990s. In order to avoid and control compliance risks, a systematic approach is followed in line with our "Three Es" concept.