Construction’s most considerate contractors revealed

Grant Prior 8 years ago
Share

The country’s highest performing construction sites have been confirmed at the Considerate Constructors Scheme’s 2017 National Site Awards.

Winners have been picking-up their prizes at award ceremonies across the country
Winners have been picking-up their prizes at award ceremonies across the country

The awards have been taking place across the country with the scheme’s National Site Awards recognising companies that have demonstrated the highest level of consideration in respect of the community, environment and workforce.

The coveted title of ‘Most Considerate Site’ was awarded in six project value bands from under £500k to over £50m.

The winning sites were:

  • King Edward Skate Plaza – Robert Woodhead Ltd (Value Band 1: Under £500k)
  • M&S Dulwich SF – Wates Smartspace (Value Band 2: £500k to <£1m)
  • Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital for Wales Phase 2 – Post Occupation Works – Interserve Construction Ltd (Value Band 3: £1m to <£5m)
  • Discovery Academy – Carillion Construction Ltd (Value Band 4: £5m to <£10m)
  • Foyle College and Ebrington Primary School & Nursery – Heron Bros Ltd (Value Band 5: £10m to <£50m)
  • Ulster Hospital Phase B2 – General Ward Block – Graham Bam Healthcare Partnership (Value Band 6: £50m and over)                                                                                                                                     

The awards ceremonies attracted over 3000 guests from construction sites across the UK and were held from 20 March – 7 April in Edinburgh, London and Manchester.

The Scheme presented 848 National Site Awards.

In addition to the six Most Considerate Site Awards, there were 337 Bronze, 319 Silver and 156 Gold as well as 30 Most Considerate Site Runners-Up.

Considerate Constructors Scheme Executive Chairman Isabel Martinson said: “Congratulations to all 2017 National Site Award winners. Winning an award with the Considerate Constructors Scheme is a huge achievement, as only the top-performing sites are eligible for such an accolade.

“The successes of award-winning sites demonstrate the importance of embedding the core principles of the Scheme’s Code of Considerate Practice, creating a positive long-term legacy for the local community, environment and workforce.

“Special congratulations to the Most Considerate Site award winners, who represent considerate construction at its very best.

“Each of these sites is a beacon of best practice for the industry, having clearly shown exceptional effort and commitment in pursuit of improving the image and reputation of the construction industry.”

For a full searchable list of this year’s 848 winners click here

Latest news

Site labour rates hit record high as cost inflation returns

Industry's biggest payroll firm says rates rose nearly 5% last month in London
1 day ago

Morris & Spottiswood acquires part of ISG fit-out division

ISG Cathedral acquisition saves 111 jobs and expands presence across England
2 days ago

New work drives Q3 construction output uplift

Third quarter activity up 0.8% despite slowdown in September
1 day ago

Octavius cuts concrete formwork strike time by 5 days

Temperature probes reduce times for safely striking formwork
1 day ago

Plan for 200-home student-led London scheme

Developer Regal is behind new Camden Town scheme
1 day ago

Green light for new £45m tax office in Portsmouth

HMRC to occupy new office complex with construction starting next year
1 day ago

Extra tunnels included in £6bn East West Rail scheme

Government unveils plans for two new tunnels in Cambridgeshire
2 days ago

Infrastructure to get £80bn boost from public sector pensions

New "megafunds" will invest in UK construction projects
2 days ago

Bidders wanted for £800m building safety framework

Fusion21 launches renewal of deal across 12 lots
3 days ago

Winchmore wins £6.5m brickwork package on Stratford flats

Latest award from Graham on £69m development
2 days ago

Motts/Jacobs JV to design £2.5bn West Yorkshire Mass Transit

First construction could begin in 2028
3 days ago

Muse signs landmark deal to redevelop Solihull shopping centre

Mell Square scheme includes 1,600 homes at 6.4ha town centre site
3 days ago

Reds10 raids house builders for two director hires

David Newey and James Bateman join as regional ops directors
4 days ago

Builder killed as telehandler overturns

House builder goes into liquidation before court hearing and £160,000 fine
4 days ago

Balfour Beatty regional MD steps down

Lindsay McGibbon is understood to be exiting for a job in the United States
3 days ago

Firms put on alert for £1.5bn decarbonisation framework

Fusion21 aims to invite bids in January for housing and public buildings retrofit framework
4 days ago

Morgan Sindall aboard for £22m London station roof renewal

Passengers will continue to use Liverpool Street Station while roof works take place above
4 days ago

Utilities contractor turns to Africa for skilled workers

IES Utilities Group recruits its 100th overhead linesman from South Africa and Zimbabwe
3 days ago

McLaren boosts building safety and refurb team

Paul Woodhams promoted to newly created MD role at expanding division
4 days ago

Firms fight to renew places on £450m JV North deal

17 firms face fight to retain places on north west housing consortium list
4 days ago

Subbies get £7m lifeline on ISG Cardiff schools site

Council strikes deal with administrators and appoints emergency interim contractor
5 days ago

United Utilities names water and waste water design consultants

AtkinsRéalis, Jacobs, Stantec, Binnies, Mott MacDonald, RPS, and WSP make line-up
5 days ago

Crown Estate in £1.5bn Cambridge Business Park revamp plan

A phased programme of construction will start in 2026
5 days ago

McLaughlin & Harvey returns to profit

Contractor back in the black and looking forward to another positive year
4 days ago

Graham wins £69m London Stratford flats job

Stratford Mill project will deliver nearly 250 flats
5 days ago

Mace to complete construction of ISG neuroscience centre

Contractor to work with UCL to finish stalled job
5 days ago

BAM finally breaks ground at £60m-plus Yeovil College

Agreed contract price 50% above original estimate on delayed Somerset college job
4 days ago

Forterra trying to pass on NI cost increases

Brick and block giant writing to customers about 2025 price rises
5 days ago

Refurb contractor Troy Central goes into administration

Suffolk based hotel and leisure specialist had a £38m turnover
5 days ago

Former ISG director joins Wates as regional construction MD

Wayne Flannery joins Wates construction board after nearly 20 years at ISG
5 days ago

Contractor services