Once a site is registered
All sites registered with the Scheme are monitored by an experienced industry professional to assess their performance against the five-point Code of Considerate Practice. The Code of Considerate Practice commits those sites registered with the Scheme to care about appearance, respect the community, protect the environment, secure everyone’s safety and value their workforce.
The neighbourhood and general public
Registered sites should do all they can to reduce the impact of construction activity on anyone affected by their work and should aim to leave a positive impression on their neighbours.
The workforce
Companies managing registered sites should do all they can to be a considerate employer. They should provide clean and appropriate facilities for all those who work for them, and treat every employee with respect.
The environment
Registered sites should do all they can to reduce any negative impact they may have on the environment, and should work in an environmentally-conscious and sustainable manner.
Registered sites will be sent a Registration Pack containing Scheme documentation and signage which must be displayed in accordance with the Scheme’s requirements. Site managers are advised to read the content of this pack so they understand the expectations of registration and are fully prepared for their Monitor’s visit.
Click here to download the Site Manager’s Guide
Click here for information on the Monitors’ Checklist
Click here to view the Code of Considerate Practice
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The following film is intended to give site managers an insight into what is expected of a registered site.
Click here to download the film for site managers (in mp4 format)