Project Harmony

Supporting our vision where the boat building industry exists in harmony with the natural world. By collectively addressing life-cycle processes, cultural attitudes and environmental impact – by encompassing five essential elements – Project Harmony embodies our commitment to sustainability.

  • People

    Working with our team and everyone else we connect with - suppliers, partners, communities and clients - on all aspects of human interaction. Making feedback into feed-forward.

  • Practice

    Our practice as boat builders has so many sides to it, and we have to understand the impact of all of them in order to apply a cradle-to-cradle mindset.

  • Product

    Procurement, process, build, use and after-care are used in our Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) assessment to measure our environmental impact, with the results openly shared.

  • Place

    All aspects of the workplace are monitored - from amenities coming into The Yard to transporting boats out of The Yard - so we can continuously improve how we operate in a sustainable way.

  • Planet

    Aligning with wider policies to ensure we are acting responsibly is essential. We must protect future generations by working together to challenge how the leisure marine industry operates.

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Through various tools such as Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA) and detailed documentation our aim is to create tangible outputs:

  • A cradle-to-cradle framework

  • Alignment with wider policy

  • Educating future generations

  • Making feedback into feed-forward