Accreditations
In the building industry it is important to be associated with organisations that can certify our credibility and standard of work. We are proud to be associated with several of the main organisations in the building industry.
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The FMB is a trade association established over 60 years ago to protect the interests of small and medium-sized building firms. The association benefits our company by: Protecting our interests against unnecessary or bureaucratic regulation. Promoting us as dependable, quality builders and specialist trades people. Providing services and support to help us run a better business. Projecting our opinions on major policy issues. Registered No. 11904 |
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National Federation of Builders The National Federation of Builders (NFB) is the industry’s longest established trade association which has grown in stature since its origins in the late 19th century. They provide top level advice to us on legal, employment, taxation, health and safety, planning, environmental, technical, training and government funding issues. Registered No. 9142 |
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In 1968, the 22-storey Ronan Point apartment block in Canning Town, London, was devastated by a massive gas blast that claimed five lives. The tragedy led to a determination to protect the public from unsafe gas installations. CORGI was duly founded in 1970 as the Confederation for the Registration of Gas Installers, and was given the task of ensuring that gas work was carried out safely. Registered No. 8864 |
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Constructionline is the UK's register of pre-qualified local and national construction and construction-related contractors and consultants. Owned and endorsed by the DTI, Constructionline is a contributor to the Rethinking Construction initiative. They gather and assess pre-qualification information on behalf of public and private sector procurers and provide them with access to over 12,500 fully accredited suppliers. Registered No. 56329 |
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Contractors Health & Safety Assessment Scheme Over the years local authority health and safety and procurement professionals, with the support of the Health and Safety Executive, have developed the Contractor Health and Safety assessment scheme (CHAS). The scheme is available for use by any public and private sector organisations to use when shortlisting contractors, suppliers and consultants (companies) who apply to work for them. It provides information about the health and safety part of their application. Companies apply to join the scheme so everyone knows they meet acceptable standards of health and safety compliance. |
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We are proud that Beech Builders has gained recognition for the prestigious Investor in People award in December 2005. It focuses on three key factors to improve the overall performance of the company, namely PLAN, DO and REVIEW. Within these three elements we focussed on involving the entire company in developing the business plan, in turn this helped with staff motivation to execute the plan and by key performance indicators we can make sure that we stay on target with our objectives and goals. Some of the highlights of the implementation of the Investors in People standards were the introduction of our Job Chats, a simple and non-threatening approach to job appraisals and Breakfast with Le Roux, the quarterly breakfast meeting with the entire company to improve communication from top management through to the operatives. |
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