Ultras To Get Their Just Rewards
The top players - the Ultra Sites - in the Considerate Constructors Scheme are to be recognised at the first National Ultra Site Awards. Ultra Sites have met the...
Read Full ArticleThe highest performing Considerate Constructors Scheme registered construction companies and suppliers will be attending the 2018 National Company and Supplier Awards on 15-16 November at the RIBA's headquarters in central London.
Every company and supplier registered with the Scheme had their performance against the Scheme’s Code of Considerate Practice assessed between 1 August 2017 and 31 July 2018. Only the very highest performing have now been selected to be eligible to win at this year’s awards.
Industry leaders, Brian Berry (Chief Executive at the Federation of Master Builders) and Shaun McCarthy OBE (Chair of the Supply Chain Sustainability School) will be announcing whether each winning company or supplier has received a Bronze, Silver or Gold Award for their achievements. Runners-up and the winners of the highly acclaimed ‘Most Considerate Company’ and ‘Most Considerate Supplier’ Awards will also be announced at the ceremonies.
Considerate Constructors Scheme Chief Executive Edward Hardy said on the eve of the awards: “Scheme registered companies and suppliers play a crucial role in promoting a positive image of our industry, with the standards of best practice and general consideration shown within these organisations increasing significantly year on year.
“On behalf of the Scheme, I would like to offer my congratulations to every registered company and supplier winning an award."
All the latest on the awards will be available via Twitter @CCScheme #ccsawards #loveconstruction.
Picture: Winners at the 2017 National Company and Supplier Award.
Article written by Brian Shillibeer | Published 13 November 2018
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