Considerate Constructors Scheme Appearance Community Environment Safety Workforce

Considerate Constructors Scheme Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

Mission statement ‘The aim of the Scheme is to improve the image of construction’ Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

How does it work? Site/Ultra Site Registration Supplier Registration Company Registration Professional Registration Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

Benefits of registration • • • Benchmark your performance. Gain a competitive advantage. Be first choice for planning authorities. Win national awards. Access and share best practice on the Best Practice Hub. Tailored advice and guidance from experienced industry professionals. • Meet Corporate Social Responsibility goals. • Appear on the Construction Map. Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

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Code of Considerate Practice environment. Care about Appearance • Constructors should ensure Secure everyone’s Safety sites appear professional and • Constructors should attain well managed. the highest levels of safety performance. Respect the Community • Constructors should give Value their Workforce utmost consideration to their • Constructors should provide impact on neighbours and the a supportive and caring work public. environment. Protect the Environment • Constructors should protect and enhance the Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

Monitoring What the Monitor considers: • • • Does the image on display appear professional and well-managed? Does it portray a positive image of the industry? Are those affected by works considered and respected? Is everything being done to minimise impact? Is the environment protected and enhanced in a sustainable and environmentally conscious manner? Are the highest levels of safety performance attained through robust safety systems and processes? Is the workforce supported and cared for through fair treatment and suitable facilities? Monitors will review performance against the Code of Considerate Practice using the Monitor’s Checklist Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

Gross failure 2 Failure 3 Major non-compliance 4 Minor non-compliance 5 Compliance 6 Good 7 Very Good 8 Excellent 9 Exceptional Compliance with the Scheme’s Code of Considerate Practice indicates that a site, company or supplier is achieving a standard beyond statutory requirements. In each of the five sections of the Code it is possible to score 1 -9, 5 indicating compliance. Compliance 1 Non-compliance Scoring explained Sites, companies & suppliers are not only assessed for compliance, but also any measures being taken which are above & beyond these requirements. Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

The scoring process Descriptor Explanation of score descriptor Score When all bold compliance requirements in a section of the Checklist are addressed, but none of the applicable non-bolded areas have been addressed to the Monitor’s satisfaction, that section will be deemed as compliant. 5 All bold items on the Checklist have been satisfactorily addressed and additional measures to address some of the applicable non-bold areas of the Checklist are evident, demonstrating performance to a good standard beyond the minimum requirements of the Scheme’s Code of Considerate Practice. 6 Very good When ‘compliance’ is demonstrated in a section and most of the applicable non-bold areas have also been addressed to the Monitor’s satisfaction, the level of performance against that section will be considered very good. 7 Excellent When ‘compliance’ is demonstrated in a section and all of the applicable non-bolded areas have also been addressed to the Monitor’s satisfaction, the level of performance against that section will be considered excellent. 8 When ‘compliance’ is demonstrated in a section and all the applicable non-bolded areas have also been addressed to the very highest of standards, the level of performance against that section will be considered to be exceptional. The difference between 8 points and 9 points is the standard wo which the items are addressed. 9 Compliance Good Exceptional Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

Scoring explained – innovations Innovation can be defined simply as the demonstration of original thinking relevant to the Scheme’s Code of Considerate Practice, that if replicated across the industry or sector would give a real improvement to the overall performance or image of construction. • Sites, companies and suppliers can submit up to 5 innovations per visit. • If a site, company or supplier feels they have more then 5 innovations, they must select the 5 that they feel have the strongest chance of approval. • All submitted innovations are reviewed by members of the Scheme’s Review Group prior to being confirmed. • Each approved innovation will result in an additional point being added to the overall Monitor’s score, resulting in a total score out of 50 available points. Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

National Awards • Held annually at prestigious locations across the UK. • Recognise sites, companies and suppliers that have demonstrated exceptional levels of consideration. • Split into three categories; Gold, Silver and Bronze – with one Gold Award winner in each fee band also being named as the UK’s Most Considerate Site, Company or Supplier. Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

The Best Practice Hub is a free online resource hosting a wealth of best practice, expertise, guidance, case studies and e-learning courses. It assists site managers, contractors, suppliers and clients to: • Meet and exceed the requirements of the Code. • Share best practice across the industry. • Perform to a higher standard. • Improve the image of the industry. www. ccsbestpractice. org. uk Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

The Best Practice Hub ‘Spotlight on…’ campaigns address industry wide issues and aim to raise awareness, provide information and advice on how the construction industry can tackle the issue. 12 ‘Spotlight on…’ campaigns available e-learning courses These modules enable you to learn more the Considerate Constructors Scheme, its Code of Considerate Practice and wider industry issues. 16 e-learning courses available Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

The Construction Map allows you to search and view details of: • Registered sites • Registered companies • Registered suppliers • Contractor Partners • Client Partners • Professional Partners • Scheme Supporters • Universities • Ultra Sites • Awards • Events www. constructionmap. in fo Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce

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Telephone: 0800 783 1423 Website: www. ccscheme. org. uk Email: enquiries@ccscheme. org. uk Appearance | Community | Environment | Safety | Workforce