Register a site

If you are managing a construction site that’s 12 weeks or more in duration, you can sign up as a Registered Site.

Register a site
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Who can register a site

Our Site Registration provides independent monitoring and support to main contractors or joint ventures of construction sites of 12 weeks or longer in duration.

Register a site

What’s included in a Site Registration?

Monitoring:

  • We provide a site visit by one of our Scheme Monitors for every six months of registration. During the monitoring visit, the Scheme Monitor assesses how your site is performing against the Code of Considerate Practice
  • You will receive a report which will outline your conformance with the three key sections of the Code of Considerate Practice ­(respect for the community, care for the environment and value the workforce) and identify opportunities to improve
  • You will have access to the Insights Dashboard where you will be able to manage your considerate practice journey and track your performance.
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Public Support:

  • We have a dedicated Public Support team available to handle concerns/feedback from the public about construction activity registered with the Scheme
  • You will receive a number of items showing the Scheme’s Public Support contact details which also display your Site Manager’s contact details.These include a public-facing banner and A1 poster to be displayed on all sites registered with the Scheme
  • You will receive a Scheme registration logo to use for your registered site in accordance with our usage guidelines.

Additional benefits:

  • Registered activity has the opportunity to enter into the Scheme’s national Leading Lights Awards which recognises and celebrates exceptional performance by registered activity
  • If your site duration is longer than 18 months and you have a workforce of more than 30 people, you can also opt to sign up for our Construction Site Leadership and Culture module
  • You can contribute to best practice, helping others in the construction industry. This is done through case studies and the Scheme’s national communication channels, such as the Scheme’s newsletter, social media and press activity
  • You have the option to purchase additional monitoring and materials.