People

We empower talent, prioritise well-being, and uphold responsibility to customers and communities through quality service, safety standards and impactful CSR initiatives, underscoring our role as a responsible clean energy leader.

Key Performance Indicators for People

Near Term Target FYE2030

Near Term Target FYE2030

Long Term Target FYE2050

Long Term Target FYE2050

Workplace Diversity and Talent Management

Maintain an annual employee turnover rate of below 20%

Human Rights and Fair Labour Standards

Achieve an average of at least 20 training hours per employee annually

Achieve at least 70% employee satisfaction on training programmes

Maintain zero substantiated sexual harassment incidents

Support at least 1,000 beneficiaries (individual / organisation) through CSR programmes

Support at least 5,000 beneficiaries (individual / organisation) through CSR programmes

Human Rights and Fair Labour Standards

Solarvest upholds responsible labour practices that prioritise employee well-being, fairness and dignity. We believe ethical employment standards are fundamental to building a productive, engaged and resilient workforce. Apart from meeting regulatory compliance, our approach builds trust, strengthens employee morale and enhances our reputation.

Ethical Labour Practices and Responsible Business Conduct

Solarvest established our Human Rights Policy, grounded in the principles of the International Bill of Human Rights, the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, the ILO Conventions and the Children’s Rights and Business Principles.

Our Approach:

Principles Guiding Our
Human Rights Commitment

a. Respect
b. Due diligence
c. Remediation
d. Transparency
e. Engagement
f. Accountability
g. Work-life harmony

Our Commitment to Human Rights Principles & Due Diligence

a. Internal operations
b. Employees
c. Suppliers & contractors
d. Project development & site
operations
e. Trigger events

Through the Policy, the Group communicates its human rights expectations to all employees and stakeholders, ensuring these principles are embedded in our operations and business practices.

Grievance Mechanism

To support our commitment, Solarvest has established accessible grievance mechanisms that enable employees, suppliers, subcontractors and external stakeholders to raise issues confidentially and without fear of retaliation.

Every grievance is treated with due diligence, investigated promptly, documented and used as a learning opportunity to improve our practices.

 

Anyone may submit their grievances through the following channels:

Grievance Submission

Empowering Talent Through Continuous Development

Solarvest became a member of Toastmasters International and established our own Solarvest Toastmasters Club in FYE2025.

Goal

  • To equip participants with the ability to deliver clear and confident messages within the organisation and at external events.

This programme

  • Encourages the giving and receiving of constructive feedback
  • Fosters personal and team growth
  • Enhances interpersonal skills to strengthen collaboration internally and with external partners

Employee Health and Safety

Given the nature of our work in clean energy infrastructure, upholding robust OSH practices is vital to protect our workforce and enhance operational efficiency. We will continue to implement efforts to enhance our OSH framework to reflect industry best practices and regulatory expectations.

Safety and Health (S&H) Committee

Chaired by: The Chief Operating Officer
Led by: The Head of Operations
Secretary: S&H Officer

 

With balanced representation from both management and employees across departments, the committee promotes inclusive decision-making and fosters cross-functional collaboration.

Key Objectives

S

atisfy customers with optimum level of quality products and services.

O

ptimise quality, cost and delivery for clients in our project delivery.

L

everge staff competencies and professionalism to deliver corporate expectations on quality, cost and delivery.

A

dopt a mind-set of excellence to go beyond compliance with all applicable statutory, regulatory and client requirements related to products, services, safety, health and the environment.

R

aise awareness and standards of work to achieve zero life loss and prevention of pollution.

V

alue employee and empowerment through active consultation and participation to achieve a safe, healthy, environmentally sensitive and conductive corporate climate for innovations and breakthroughs.

E

ncourage the care for environmental and climate protection through sustainable construction, waste reduction and resource conservation from design to delivery of our services.

S

hare our passion amongst employees and interested parties to eliminate business risk, work hazards and environmental pollutions.

T

rain our minds to consciously look into opportunities to improve our QSHE management system so as to enhance our QHSE performance by setting meaningful objectives.

Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Risk Control (HIRARC)

HIRARC is regularly conducted across work activities to improve hazard management and strengthen workplace safety. Guided by DOSH guidelines and ISO 45001:2018, the process involves employer and employee representatives and is supported by a simplified safety procedure for consistent implementation.

01

Identify hazards

02

Assess hazard risk

03

Control risk

04

Monitor controls effectiveness

05

Identify other risks and opportunities

06

Assess other risks and opportunities

07

Mitigate/control other risks and opportunities

Workplace Diversity and Talent Management

We recognise that a diverse workforce drives innovation and growth in clean energy. Solarvest embraces varied backgrounds to foster creativity and develop innovative clean energy solutions.


Our inclusive approach ensures all voices are valued, promoting equitable opportunities for development and advancement. This strengthens teamwork and enables Solarvest to deliver high-quality, sustainable energy solutions to our clients

Strengthening Our People Culture

Solarvest views employee engagement as a cornerstone of organisational resilience and performance. We prioritise meaningful interactions that cultivate a positive work culture, strengthen internal connections and align employees with our shared purpose.

Solarvest’s 10 Cultures

1

Stay open and direct;

embrace feedback when communicating with your manager and team – transparency is the key.

2

Acknowledge and respond fast,

reply promptly to show you got it and you’re on it.

3

Bring your creative ideas to life;

innovation fuels our success.

4

Step out of your comfort zone,

stretch beyond limits.

5

Find the right time to be aggressive,

take control on your game.

6

Hire Character.

Train skill.

7

Things do not happen.

Things are made to happen.

8

If you don't like something, change it.

If you can’t change it, change your attitude.

9

Take responsibility,

and get the damn thing done without giving excuses.

10

Remember why you

started your career in a green company.

At Solarvest, we actively promote a workplace culture that supports both the physical and mental well-being of our employees. With a holistic approach to wellness, we foster an environment where our people can thrive. Believing in the power of sports to build camaraderie and reduce stress, we organise various sporting activities throughout the year which are open to all employees across our offices.

Weekly Sports and Active Lifestyle Initiatives

Wellness Programmes

Company Cultural Programmes

Community Engagement

Our CSR efforts are driven by our endeavours to create positive, meaningful impact in the communities we serve. As a clean energy solutions provider, we recognise that our long-term success is closely tied to the wellbeing of society and the environment.

Entrepreneurial Development

Malaysia’s entrepreneurs are generating innovative ideas across industries, yet limited funding and early-stage support remain key barriers to commercial success. Recognising this gap, we are dedicated to strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Malaysia.

In 2021, Solarvest launched the Solarvest Innovation Lab as a platform to support emerging entrepreneurs, particularly in sectors with considerable potential for positive impacts, such as green technology, financial technology and clean energy.

Community Empowerment

Not only driving CSR initiatives across education, entrepreneurship, donations and sponsorships, Solarvest is also championing environmental stewardship to promote sustainability, raise awareness, and support the low-carbon transition.

Mangrove Planting

Solarvest launched its mangrove conservation initiative in 2022 as part of its long-term sustainability journey. Since then, over 2,450 saplings have been planted across Langkawi and Kuala Selangor. Mangrove restoration helps protect the coastline and sustain the community’s ecotourism livelihood.

Solarvest Electrifies Orang Asli Villages with Off-grid Solar and Battery Systems

Together with Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP) engineering students and with the support from Department of Orang Asli Development (JAKOA), Solarvest implemented off-grid solar and battery systems at four bus stops in Kampung Chenderong Kelubi. This implementation benefits over 1,000 residents from 11 surrounding Orang Asli villages.

Silver Jubilee Home for the Aged - Solar System Launching & CNY

Supporting Charity Runs

Zoo Negara Grow Project