Your HS2 Learning Journey
Together with its major Main Works Civils and Station Contractors, HS2 has created a programme to improve sustainability skills and performance of the wider supply chain contributing to the UK’s largest infrastructure project.
The HS2 Supply Chain School initiative uses a collaborative approach to learning and competence linked to HS2 strategic objectives. It also rationalises the approaches used to manage and monitor complex supply chain sustainability performance.
“A really valuable resource to help develop our wider supply chain. The Supply Chain Sustainability School really does deliver and bringing HS2 and their capability together is inspired.”
Ruth Todd, Chief Commercial Officer, HS2
About the HS2 Supply Chain School
Key elements of the programme are:
- Dedicated HS2 Learning Pathways
- Resources and content based on HS2 sustainability requirements
- Training needs assessments across 8 main topics, producing bespoke action plans to build individual and corporate level knowledge and capability
- Interactive skills workshops with content agreed by HS2 and featuring subject matter experts from their Main Works and Station JVs
HS2 Supply Chain School Launch Event: March 2023
Please also download the slide deck from this launch event here.
HS2 Webinar Recordings
Please see listed below the recordings from previous HS2 Skills Workshops which you are welcome to watch in your own time:
Attend HS2 Skills Workshops
The HS2 Supply Chain School is providing targeted training via a series of interactive online workshops, which support the content available through the School’s platform.
Our programme of workshops covers a full range of sustainability issues – for example Carbon, Waste, FIR (Fairness, Inclusion, Respect), Social Value, Wellbeing, Digital, Modern Slavery, Offsite and Lean Construction.
These online events are held via Microsoft Teams and are all free to attend. Full details are available here.
Links to free online upcoming events are available below:
HS2: BIM Upskilling Platform
The HS2 BIM Upskilling Platform, hosted by the Supply Chain School, raises knowledge across industry and ensures a consistent message is delivered to HS2 Ltd.’s extensive supply chain and delivery partners, by providing a wide range of free to access e-learning courses and resources on Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Digital Engineering.
This platform is an accessible source of upskilling materials on Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Digital Engineering with specific focus on the Rail industry. It aims to provide engaging and innovative learning experience for all users, including self-service learning and assessment, HS2 specific e-learning, videos; links to industry standards and best -practice guidance documents.
Click to access the HS2 BIM Upskilling Platform here.
HS2: Anti Idling
In this video you will find out about why idling is an issue for construction sites, and what HS2 have done to reduce vehicle idling.
Read the accompanying slides using the button below. They have been developed for use as part of an anti idling toolbox talk. Please use them to generate group discussion about the key points of the video and develop your own initiatives to reduce idling.
Slide deckBenchmark your Knowledge
Take our individual or corporate level assessments across eight key topics, and receive your bespoke action plans to build personal and organisational knowledge and capability. Access these assessments from your individual or corporate dashboards. (NB – corporate dashboards require admin level access).








HS2 Learning Pathways
When you complete any Learning Pathway, you will also receive an HS2 branded badge within your personal School dashboard.
Supporting our Supply Chain
HS2 provides a variety of resources and information to support the supply chain and promote sustainability.







“At HS2 we recognise we are raising the bar on sustainability standards and expect our supply chain to step up. We also acknowledge that if we ask our supply chain to do something exceptional we must support them. Our Partnership with the Supply Chain Sustainability School is one of the ways we do this.”Mark Thurston, Chief Executive Officer, HS2 Ltd.