Register an Ultra Site

What is an Ultra Site?

Our Ultra Site Registration is designed for main contractors who aim to be industry leaders in considerate practice. By collaborating with their supply chain, Ultra Sites show their commitment to continuous improvement, not just for their own site, but the wider construction industry.

If you’d like to become an Ultra Site, it’s important to contact the Scheme before work on your contract begins.

This is so we can agree a percentage of your supply chain spend that will be registered with the Scheme and help you include considerate practice requirements into your supply chain contracts.

What are the benefits of being an Ultra Site?

Additional monitoring

We provide Ultra Sites four site visits a year, where one of our most experienced site Monitors will assess your on-site activities against our Code of Considerate Practice, as well as your performance against the Ultra Site’s own objectives defined during our pre-start up meeting.
You will receive a report detailing your site’s performance against the objectives of the Code of Considerate Practice and your own objectives, with a focus on continuous improvement.
If you’re a main contractor of an Ultra Site, you’re also able to see the monitoring reports for your sub-contractors and suppliers who are registered with the Scheme. This helps enable a collaborative, big-picture view of how your site is working to positively impact the community, environment and its workforce.
You’ll receive a certificate of conformance (once this has been achieved) and you can track and manage your journey of improvement on the Insights Dashboard.

Industry leadership and collaboration

Through increased collaboration with the supply chain, you have the opportunity to improve working relationships and develop a more unified communication with stakeholders
You will have access to the Construction Site Leadership and Culture module, designed to support you making improvements to culture and leadership behaviours on site and within your organisation.

Other benefits

Specific Scheme Ultra Site branding to be used on your Ultra Sites
Highlight your Ultra Sites across the industry, communities and industry clients to showcase your commitment
Your Ultra Sites will be listed on our Construction Map
You are eligible for entry into our Ultra Site award category in our annual national Leading Lights Awards which recognises and celebrates exceptional performance by registered activity.

What happens at the initial advisory meeting?

During the advisory meeting, we discuss the commitments required and assess your suitability to become an Ultra Site. We can then establish proposals for subcontractor packages for the project and get an indication of the number of subcontractors and suppliers who will require monitoring.

You can also request additional advisory meetings before monitoring visits for an additional fee.

What are the requirements of an Ultra Site?

As an Ultra Site, you commit to achieving a percentage of your supply chain spend being registered with the Scheme and to promoting the Scheme to your supply chain, proactively sharing information and best practice.
You commit to undertaking the Construction Site Leadership and Culture module (currently available) and Environmental, Social and Workforce Wellbeing module (when this becomes available).
We recommend that you undertake CLOCS self-assessments and register for CLOCS monitoring, demonstrating your commitment to the highest standards of road safety to protect the community. CLOCS is a national standard developed to help the construction industry take responsibility for health and safety beyond the construction site.