The Considerate Constructors Scheme is a national initiative established by the construction industry to enhance its image and foster a culture of respect, safety, and environmental stewardship. Construction sites and companies that register with the Scheme are rigorously monitored against a code of considerate practice.
Groundhog’s accommodation welfare units, which are essential for providing construction workers with safe, reliable, and well-equipped places to eat, rest, work in onsite offices, as well as offering toilet facilities, are widely utilised throughout the UK by the major utility, hire and construction companies.
"We are incredibly proud to receive the Considerate Constructors Scheme certificate for the fifth year in a row," said Peter Beach, Managing Director at Genquip Groundhog. "This recognition underscores our commitment to producing high-quality welfare units that support the well-being of construction workers."
The Considerate Constructors Scheme operates as an independently run organisation, providing invaluable support and guidance to drive positive change across the construction sector. By setting high standards and promoting transparency, the Scheme helps supplier companies like Groundhog to continually improve their products.
"Achieving this certificate for the fifth consecutive year is a significant milestone for Groundhog," added Peter Beach. "It reflects our continuous pursuit of improvement and our dedication to setting an example within the welfare industry. We remain committed to upholding the highest standards of considerate construction practices.”
