CSR - ZLC CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
RICS Counsellor
An RICS Counsellor is a fully qualified, chartered member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS or FRICS) who acts as a mentor and guide for candidates working towards an RICS qualification, such as the Assessment of Professional Competence (APC).
An RICS Counsellor is a fully qualified, chartered member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS or FRICS) who acts as a mentor and guide for candidates working towards an RICS qualification, such as the Assessment of Professional Competence (APC).
SIT Bursary
The ZLC Bursary was established to support financially disadvantaged but deserving students pursuing selected full-time undergraduate degrees at the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT): https://www.singaporetech.edu.sg/admissions/financial-aid/bursaries-and-study-grants/zlc-bursary
The ZLC Bursary was established to support financially disadvantaged but deserving students pursuing selected full-time undergraduate degrees at the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT):
https://www.singaporetech.edu.sg/admissions/financial-aid/bursaries-and-study-grants/zlc-bursary
HELPING JOY
We participated in Helping Joy’s CSR programme to declutter and bring on a fresh coat of paint to hoarders’ homes.
We participated in Helping Joy’s CSR programme to declutter and bring on a fresh coat of paint to hoarders’ homes.
PLB IMproof project
We collaborated with PropertyLimBrothers (PLB) through their IMproof project, a corporate social responsibility initiative that transforms the homes of disadvantaged families in Singapore. The one-day volunteer events involve decluttering, painting, recycling, and adding new furniture to provide a better living environment.
We collaborated with PropertyLimBrothers (PLB) through their IMproof project, a corporate social responsibility initiative that transforms the homes of disadvantaged families in Singapore. The one-day volunteer events involve decluttering, painting, recycling, and
adding new furniture to provide
a better living environment.
Mentorship with NTU LevelUp and NUSS Mentorship
2019-2020
Our director, Jake, partnered with NTU Career & Attachment Office for a 3-month Structured Mentorship Programme to allow undergraduates to understudy their mentors and gain experience prior to entering the workforce. He also participated in the NTU Xperience initiative to provide job shadowing opportunities for like-minded students.
2019-2020
Our director, Jake, partnered with NTU Career & Attachment Office for a 3-month Structured Mentorship Programme to allow undergraduates to understudy their mentors and gain experience prior to entering the workforce. He also participated in the NTU Xperience initiative to provide job shadowing opportunities for like-minded students.
Ramp Construction - Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD)
Ramp Construction - Society for
the Physically
Disabled (SPD)
2015
Z L Construction collaborated with Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD) to construct a ramp to allow our wheelchair-bound beneficiary to access in and out of her flat.
2015
Z L Construction collaborated with Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD) to construct a ramp to allow our wheelchair-bound beneficiary
to access in and out of her flat.
Environment Enhancement for GraceHaven Home
March 19, 2013
The Gracehaven Home for Children and Young Persons off Lorong Napiri was hoping to raise $100,000 for the Home through sales of tickets for an annual carnival. Z L Construction responded to the call for support through an alternative proposal – an offer to improve the Home’s environment in the field of their expertise.
The Home had 3 planter areas of half height shrubs that were a source of water stagnation and mosquito breeding. The chief superintendent hoped to convert these areas into concrete grounds to create more usable play space and a pick up point for the children when their guardians come to pick them up.
The greatest challenge of the job turned out to be less than technical: our 5 men on the job had to manually carry the mixed cement from the parking area into the working compound bucket by bucket close to a hundred times as the internal compound is meant for the Home’s daily activities and could not site the working materials.
However, we were blessed with wonderful weather which allowed our heroes to complete the works in 6 days, way ahead of the initial estimate of 7-10 days for these 3 areas which added up to approximately the size of a badminton court. The work also attracted the enthusiasm of some of the youths to help out with the loose soil removal and allowed them to appreciate the hard work behind completed infrastructure that they had mostly taken for granted.
March 19 2013
The Gracehaven Home for Children and Young Persons off Lorong Napiri was hoping to raise $100,000 for the Home through sales of tickets for an annual carnival. Z L Construction responded to the call for support through an alternative proposal – an offer to improve the Home’s environment in the field of their expertise.
The Home had 3 planter areas of half height shrubs that were a source of water stagnation and mosquito breeding. The chief superintendent hoped to convert these areas into concrete grounds to create more usable play space and a pick up point for the children when their guardians come to pick them up.
The greatest challenge of the job
turned out to be less than technical: our 5 men on the job had to manually carry the mixed cement from the parking area into the working compound bucket
by bucket close to a hundred times
as the internal compound is meant for the Home’s daily activities and could not site the working materials.
However, we were blessed with wonderful weather which allowed our heroes to complete the works in 6 days, way ahead of the initial estimate of 7-10 days for these 3 areas which added up to approximately the size of a badminton court. The work also attracted the enthusiasm of some of the youths to help out with the loose soil removal and allowed
them to appreciate the hard work
behind completed infrastructure that they had mostly taken for granted.