The Considerate Constructors Scheme has developed an online resource hosting a wealth of best practice tips, expertise, guidance and case studies to help constructors raise industry standards.

Created in accordance with the Scheme’s Code of Considerate Practice, this unique database, available to anyone and free of charge, will detail best practice initiatives either already in place or currently being developed throughout the construction industry.

You will also find a number of resources and materials which offer guidance to companies in documenting procedures or plans which help to demonstrate to others that you are a considerate constructor. Please note that the documents are to be used as a guide only and do not cover all laws and regulations with which a contractor has to comply with under legislation.

Best Practice Hub

The Considerate Constructors Scheme Monitors’ Checklist is used by the Scheme’s Monitors to assess the performance of registered sites and organisations against the Code of Considerate Practice.

Considerate Constructors Scheme Monitors’ Checklist

The Scheme offers a number of additional products for registered sites and organisations to purchase that can be used to enhance their registration.

View products

There are a number of logos available to registered activity which can be used to promote registration with the Scheme.

It is important that the correct logos are used in the correct way so that the public understand how the site, company or supplier is registered. It is also important that only official logos, obtained from the Scheme, are used in order to ensure quality of branding and consistency.

Please read the below logo usage guidance document which explains the various Scheme logos and which are available to registered sites and organisations.

Logo Usage

Workshops and presentations

Presentations and support are available for those who would like more guidance on the Considerate Constructors Scheme. Details are below, please email enquiries@ccscheme.org.uk for more details.