Equality Statement Tratec Halvorsen 2025
State of gender equality
The company has a total of 54 employees, of whom 48 are men and 6 are women. Tratec Halvorsen operates in a male-dominated industry, which affects the availability of qualified female applicants, particularly in skilled worker and engineering positions.
Part-time work occurs to a limited extent and is essentially voluntary. Temporary employment currently applies to apprentices.
Work for equality and against discrimination
Tratec Halvorsen works systematically to promote equality and prevent discrimination. This work is anchored in the company's strategy, ethical guidelines, and governing documents. The company assumes that all employees shall have equal opportunities and equal treatment, regardless of gender, age, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation.
Work is particularly focused on the following areas:
- Recruitment Fair processes focusing on competence, and measures to attract more female applicants.
- Pay and working conditions Like terms for equal work.
- Development and career Good opportunities for professional and personal development.
- Warning: Established routines for reporting improprieties.
- Working environment Regular employee appraisal meetings and workplace environment surveys.
- Facilitation Flexible solutions for combining work and family life.
Risks and countermeasures
The company has identified certain risk areas, including:
- Male-dominated work environment and risk of undesirable culture or language.
- Working situations with a third party or working alone.
- Social arenas and business travel.
To meet these risks, the company is working to strengthen awareness, clarify guidelines, and ensure active management follow-up.
Further work
Tratec Halvorsen will continue its work in line with the duty to act.
The company will annually report on equality work and conduct pay mapping and assessment of involuntary part-time work every other year at a minimum.