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What is CLOCS?

2021-04-19T08:40:11Z

SECBE:

= Introduction =

[https://www.clocs.org.uk/ Construction Logistics and Community Safety] (CLOCS) is a national standard that requires all stakeholders in construction to take responsibility for health and safety beyond the hoardings. It demands collaborative action to prevent fatal or serious collisions between vehicles servicing construction projects and vulnerable road users; pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists.

The standard requires action from clients, principal contractors and vehicle operators and harnesses the power of policy-makers to shape the quality of life for their communities.

= The CLOCS Standard =

CLOCS has developed the national standard for construction logistics: managing work related road risk, a common standard for use by the construction logistics industry. Implemented by construction clients through contracts, this new standard provides a framework enabling the management of road safety by the industry in a way that can be adhered to in a consistent way by fleet operators.

FORS (Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme) and CLOCS work together, to keep compliance simple. If you work in the construction industry and operate vehicles, FORS Silver accreditation will ensure you are CLOCS compliant.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WozOuojCU8U&feature=youtu.be FORS and CLOCS - Compatible Compliance]

= A collaborative approach =

Eleven separate standards, codes of practice and policies relating to work related road safety were reviewed and brought together into a single common standard. The willingness of organisations to set aside individual positions and to work together in support of a common principle allowed the rapid delivery of the CLOCS Standard. It represents a united response to improve road safety across the industry and greater social responsibility which will save lives.

Developing and sharing effective practice is vital in keeping organisations up to date about the latest standards and procedures currently being applied in their industry in relation to managing road safety.

The CLOCS standard is supported by a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and Terms of Reference (ToR) that build engagement and commitment and articulate roles and responsibilities for implementation.

The CLOCS Team is responsible for monitoring the implementation of the standard, its effectiveness and future versions.

= Scope =

It is applicable to all sites (project, premises or property) that require deliveries, collections or servicing by commercial vehicles and all fleet operations using commercial vehicles over 3.5 tonnes gross vehicle weight, unless otherwise indicated by the client. This includes abnormal indivisible loads and engineering plant. All fleet operators shall comply with the standard in the time frame instructed by the client in agreeing the contract. This shall not be more that 90 days from the start of a contract unless special circumstances apply.

CLOCS standard for construction clients/principal contractors includes:

* Construction logistics plan
* Suitability of site for vehicles fitted with safety features
* Site access and egress
* Vehicle loading and unloading
* Traffic routing
* Control of site traffic, particularly at peak hours
* Supply chain compliance

CLOCS standard for fleet operators:

* Quality operation
* Collision reporting
* Traffic routing
* Blind-spot minimisation
* Warning signage
* Under-run protection
* Vehicle manoeuvring warnings
* Training and development
* Driver licensing

== Additional Support ==

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[[Clocs_vox|CLOCS Vox]] is available for drivers and contractors. CLOCS Vox app allows drivers to anonymously rate the construction sites they visit. There is an online dashboard where contractors can view this feedback.

[https://www.clocs.org.uk/page/CLPtraining Construction Logistics Planning training] is available. Construction Logistica Plans (CLPs) are a critical part of CLOCS. Effective CLPs require all stakeholders in construction – Local Planning Authorities, Clients / Developers, Planning Specialists, and Principal contractors – to work collaboratively. CLP training provides guidance and support to help the UK construction industry work together to plan and manage construction logistics to/from sites.

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= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Construction health risks.
* Construction logistics plan.
* Crane regulations.
* Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme.
* Health and safety at work etc act 1974.
* Health and safety consultant.
* Health and Safety Executive.
* Health and safety file.
* Health and safety inspector.
* Health and safety offences, corporate manslaughter and food safety and hygiene offences definitive guideline.
* Health and safety policy.
* Injuries on construction sites.
* Lighting of construction sites.
* Near miss.
* Personal protective equipment.
* Pre-construction information.
* Principal contractor.
* Reporting accidents and injuries on construction sites.
* Safety.
* Safety management.
* Site induction.
* Site logistics.

[[Category:DCN_Commentary]] [[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Organisation]] [[Category:Publications_/_reports]] [[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]] [[Category:Standards_/_measurements]] [[Category:Procurement]]

What is CLOCS?

2021-04-19T08:37:14Z

SECBE:

= Introduction =

[https://www.clocs.org.uk/ Construction Logistics and Community Safety] (CLOCS) is a national standard that requires all stakeholders in construction to take responsibility for health and safety beyond the hoardings. It demands collaborative action to prevent fatal or serious collisions between vehicles servicing construction projects and vulnerable road users; pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists.

The standard requires action from clients, principal contractors and vehicle operators and harnesses the power of policy-makers to shape the quality of life for their communities.

= The CLOCS Standard =

CLOCS has developed the national standard for construction logistics: managing work related road risk, a common standard for use by the construction logistics industry. Implemented by construction clients through contracts, this new standard provides a framework enabling the management of road safety by the industry in a way that can be adhered to in a consistent way by fleet operators.

FORS (Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme) and CLOCS work together, to keep compliance simple. If you work in the construction industry and operate vehicles, FORS Silver accreditation will ensure you are CLOCS compliant.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WozOuojCU8U&feature=youtu.be FORS and CLOCS - Compatible Compliance]

= A collaborative approach =

Eleven separate standards, codes of practice and policies relating to work related road safety were reviewed and brought together into a single common standard. The willingness of organisations to set aside individual positions and to work together in support of a common principle allowed the rapid delivery of the CLOCS Standard. It represents a united response to improve road safety across the industry and greater social responsibility which will save lives.

Developing and sharing effective practice is vital in keeping organisations up to date about the latest standards and procedures currently being applied in their industry in relation to managing road safety.

The CLOCS standard is supported by a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and Terms of Reference (ToR) that build engagement and commitment and articulate roles and responsibilities for implementation.

The CLOCS Team is responsible for monitoring the implementation of the standard, its effectiveness and future versions.

= Scope =

It is applicable to all sites (project, premises or property) that require deliveries, collections or servicing by commercial vehicles and all fleet operations using commercial vehicles over 3.5 tonnes gross vehicle weight, unless otherwise indicated by the client. This includes abnormal indivisible loads and engineering plant. All fleet operators shall comply with the standard in the time frame instructed by the client in agreeing the contract. This shall not be more that 90 days from the start of a contract unless special circumstances apply.

CLOCS standard for construction clients/principal contractors includes:

* Construction logistics plan
* Suitability of site for vehicles fitted with safety features
* Site access and egress
* Vehicle loading and unloading
* Traffic routing
* Control of site traffic, particularly at peak hours
* Supply chain compliance

CLOCS standard for fleet operators:

* Quality operation
* Collision reporting
* Traffic routing
* Blind-spot minimisation
* Warning signage
* Under-run protection
* Vehicle manoeuvring warnings
* Training and development
* Driver licensing

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[[Clocs_vox|CLOCS Vox]] is available for drivers and contractors. CLOCS Vox app allows drivers to anonymously rate the construction sites they visit. There is an online dashboard where contractors can view this feedback.

-----
= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Construction health risks.
* Construction logistics plan.
* Crane regulations.
* Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme.
* Health and safety at work etc act 1974.
* Health and safety consultant.
* Health and Safety Executive.
* Health and safety file.
* Health and safety inspector.
* Health and safety offences, corporate manslaughter and food safety and hygiene offences definitive guideline.
* Health and safety policy.
* Injuries on construction sites.
* Lighting of construction sites.
* Near miss.
* Personal protective equipment.
* Pre-construction information.
* Principal contractor.
* Reporting accidents and injuries on construction sites.
* Safety.
* Safety management.
* Site induction.
* Site logistics.

[[Category:DCN_Commentary]] [[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Organisation]] [[Category:Publications_/_reports]] [[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]] [[Category:Standards_/_measurements]] [[Category:Procurement]]

User:SECBE

2021-04-19T08:33:19Z

SECBE:

=== SECBE aims to inspire the construction industry to deliver better infrastructure and buildings in a more collaborative and cost-effective way, consistently. ===

SECBE’s mission: to drive positive change through the built environment sector – using core values of collaboration, innovation, and inspiration to secure adequate investment and action.

=== The need for SECBE action: ===

Whilst some improvements have been seen in the sector since Latham’s 1994 report “Constructing the Team”, Mark Farmer’s Oct ’16 report “Modernise or Die” confirmed margins remain stubbornly low, productivity low, customer satisfaction low, and ‘performance in use’ largely unknown – perhaps as traditional procurement, regulation, methodologies and skills also remain largely unchanged. For the sector, its companies and built facilities to radically improve, our mindset and approach also needs to radically change, and that requires a catalyst like SECBE to drive positive change.

SECBE has a strong track record in project management and facilitation, with particular expertise in the following areas:

* Creating and delivering innovative solutions
* Forming partnerships and collaborations
* Project Management of cross-sector collaborative programmes
* Project management of complex European funded business support programmes
* Developing and facilitating government and industry-led task groups and enabling networks
* Achieving measurable impacts, resulting in improved business performance and profitability

=== SECBE is a ‘not-for-profit’ company that leads on major programmes including: ===

[http://www.secbe.org.uk/secbeprogrammes/CoTrain CoTrain], our Shared Apprenticeship Scheme recruits, employs and supports over 50 apprentices.

[http://www.secbe.org.uk/secbeprogrammes/Awards The Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards]inspire hundreds of people to demonstrate the talent and collaborative culture that creates great companies and projects.

[http://www.secbe.org.uk/secbeprogrammes/CLOCS Construction Logistics and Community Safety (CLOCS)] is championing the safest construction journeys across the UK.

[https://www.theiflp.org/ Innovative Future Leaders Programme] (IFLP) is driving innovation in businesses across the sector.

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2021-04-19T08:32:31Z

SECBE: CLOCS Vox app

CLOCS Vox app

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2021-04-19T08:26:09Z

SECBE: CLOCS Vox app

CLOCS Vox app

Clocs vox

2021-04-19T08:24:33Z

SECBE: Created page with "CLOCS Vox is an app that allows drivers to anonymously rate the construction sites they visit in 5 areas: * Whether the delivery was accepted or refused (and reason for refusal)..."

CLOCS Vox is an app that allows drivers to anonymously rate the construction sites they visit in 5 areas:

* Whether the delivery was accepted or refused (and reason for refusal)
* Clarity of ‘last mile’ route and instructions
* Whether they arrived/left as scheduled
* The gate team (fairness and efficiency)
* Ground conditions (including access for low entry cabs)

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CLOCS Vox also allows contractors to monitor feedback on their projects, via an online dashboard, to see what's working well or where improvements might be needed.

* Site managers can monitor site performance
* Additional reporting available to Group level roles (e.g. Head of HSE)
* Sites can be compared to others in local area
* Helps improve CLOCS Standard compliance

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It is free to use for drivers and contractors.

CLOCS Vox was developed to help improve site arrangements for fleet operators and principal contractors. It is funded by [[CLOCS|CLOCS]] and supported by data from [[Considerate_Constructors_Scheme_CCS|CCS]].

More info here: [https://www.clocs.org.uk/page/CLOCSVox CLOCS Vox].

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User:SECBE

2020-01-03T08:55:32Z

SECBE:

User:SECBE

2019-02-13T09:24:22Z

SECBE:

SECBE aims to inspire the construction industry to deliver better infrastructure and buildings in a more collaborative and cost-effective way, consistently.

SECBE’s mission: to drive positive change through the built environment sector – using core values of collaboration, innovation, and inspiration to secure adequate investment and action.

The need for SECBE action:

Whilst some improvements have been seen in the sector since Latham’s 1994 report “Constructing the Team”, Mark Farmer’s Oct ’16 report “Modernise or Die” confirmed margins remain stubbornly low, productivity low, customer satisfaction low, and ‘performance in use’ largely unknown – perhaps as traditional procurement, regulation, methodologies and skills also remain largely unchanged. For the sector, its companies and built facilities to radically improve, our mindset and approach also needs to radically change, and that requires a catalyst like SECBE to drive positive change.

SECBE has a strong track record in project management and facilitation, with particular expertise in the following areas:

* Creating and delivering innovative solutions
* Forming partnerships and collaborations
* Project Management of cross sector collaborative programmes
* Project management of complex European funded business support programmes
* Developing and facilitating government and industry-led task groups and enabling networks
* Achieving measurable impacts, resulting in improved business performance and profitability

SECBE is a ‘not-for-profit’ company that leads on major programmes including:

[http://www.secbe.org.uk/secbeprogrammes/CoTrain CoTrain], our Shared Apprenticeship Scheme recruits, employs and supports over 50 apprentices.

[http://www.secbe.org.uk/secbeprogrammes/Inspiring%20Future%20Talent Inspiring Future Talent] aims to bring together employers, students and educators to encourage young people to pursue a career in the sector.

[http://www.secbe.org.uk/secbeprogrammes/Awards The Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards]inspire hundreds of people to demonstrate the talent and collaborative culture that creates great companies and projects.

[http://www.secbe.org.uk/secbeprogrammes/CLOCS Construction Logistics and Community Safety (CLOCS)] is championing the safest construction journeys across the UK.

User:SECBE

2019-01-07T14:54:56Z

SECBE:

SECBE aims to inspire the construction industry to deliver better infrastructure and buildings in a more collaborative and cost-effective way, consistently.

For more than ten years the SECBE team has been helping businesses in the built environment / construction sector to improve performance and to win more work. We engage with and support leaders in construction across London and the South East of England.

SECBE is the regional centre for Constructing Excellence, driving positive change across London and the South East, recognising the best companies and projects and inspiring others to adopt innovative ways of working. Constructing Excellence is a trusted and critical partner to UK Government, a cross-sector, cross-supply chain, member led organisation operating for the good of industry and its stakeholders. Together we are helping the industry to rise to the challenges of the Construction 2025 strategy which presents opportunities, not threats, for those who understand how to change their game plan.

What is CLOCS?

2018-10-05T11:07:19Z

SECBE: Created page with "CLOCS is a national Standard that requires all stakeholders in construction to take responsibility for health & safety beyond the hoardings. It demands collaborative action t..."

CLOCS is a national Standard that requires all stakeholders in construction to take responsibility for health & safety beyond the hoardings. It demands collaborative action to prevent fatal or serious collisions between vehicles servicing construction projects and vulnerable road users; pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists.

The standard requires action from clients, principal contractors and vehicle operators and harnesses the power of policy-makers to shape the quality of life for their communities.

== The CLOCS Standard - ==

CLOCS has developed the national standard for construction logistics: managing work related road risk, a common standard for use by the construction logistics industry. Implemented by construction clients through contracts, this new standard provides a framework enabling the management of road safety by the industry in a way that can be adhered to in a consistent way by fleet operators.

FORS and CLOCS work together, to keep compliance simple. If you work in the construction industry and operate vehicles, FORS Silver accreditation will ensure you are CLOCS compliant.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WozOuojCU8U&feature=youtu.be FORS and CLOCS - Compatible Compliance]

A collaborative approach

Eleven separate standards, codes of practice and policies relating to work related road safety were reviewed and brought together into a single common standard. The willingness of organisations to set aside individual positions and to work together in support of a common principle allowed the rapid delivery of the [https://www.clocs.org.uk/resources/clocs_standard_dec_2017_16_4_18_web.pdf CLOCS Standard]. It represents a united response to improve road safety across the industry and greater social responsibility which will save lives.

Developing and sharing effective practice is vital to keep organisations up to date about the latest standards and procedures currently being applied in their industry in relation to managing road safety.

The CLOCS Standard is supported by a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and Terms of Reference (ToR) that build engagement and commitment and articulate roles and responsibilities for implementation.

The CLOCS Team is responsible for monitoring the implementation of the Standard, its effectiveness and future versions.

Scope

Applicable to all sites (project, premises or property) that require deliveries, collections or servicing by commercial vehicles and all fleet operations using commercial vehicles over 3.5 tonnes gross vehicle weight, unless otherwise indicated by the client. This includes abnormal indivisible loads and engineering plant. All fleet operators shall comply with the standard in the time frame instructed by the client in agreeing the contract. This shall not be more that 90 days from the start of a contract unless special circumstances apply.

CLOCS Standard for construction clients/principal contractors includes:

* Construction Logistics Plan
* Suitability of site for vehicles fitted with safety features
* Site access and egress
* Vehicle loading and unloading
* Traffic routing
* Control of site traffic, particularly at peak hours
* Supply chain compliance

CLOCS Standard for fleet operators

* Quality operation
* Collision reporting
* Traffic routing
* Blind-spot minimisation
* Warning signage
* Under-run protection
* Vehicle manoeuvring warnings
* Training and development
* Driver licensing

Download the CLOCS Standard at [[www.clocs.org.uk|www.clocs.org.uk]]

[[Category:Publications_/_reports]] [[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]] [[Category:Standards_/_measurements]] [[Category:Procurement]]

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2018-10-05T11:04:49Z

SECBE: The CLOCS logo

The CLOCS logo

Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018

2018-07-03T13:43:34Z

SECBE:

= Winners from the construction industry celebrate their achievements in London & the South East at prestigious awards ceremony =

The winners of the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018 were revealed at the prestigious awards ceremony and gala dinner on the 28th of June 2018 and the Royal Lancaster Hotel in Hyde Park, London.

It was our biggest awards ceremony yet, with over 600 guests celebrating the success of the regions’ finest people, organisations and projects. The evenings host was Maggie Philpin OBE – Broadcaster and CEO of TeenTech, who kept the attendees entertained throughout the proceedings!

The awards, sponsored by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, recognises outstanding companies and projects within the built environment that have delivered improvements in all-round performance through collaborative working and a desire to make a difference. They are open to the whole sector from buildings to infrastructure, all parts of the supply and demand chain, all disciplines, professions and trades.

The robust judging process for the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards means that being selected as a finalist is a significant achievement and the judges have the highest standards of fairness, accuracy and integrity.

[[File:SECBE_AWARDS_2018-539.jpg|link=File:SECBE_AWARDS_2018-539.jpg]]

=== We are pleased to announce the winners of the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018 are: ===

Apprenticeship Initiative (Sponsored by CoTrain) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/ApprenticeshipInitiative2018.pdf CETC – Civil Engineering Training Centre (Fareham College)]

Building Project of the Year – over £10m (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/BuildingProjectoftheYear+10m.pdf 25 Wilton, London (Kier Construction)]

Building Project of the Year – £10m or under (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/BuildingProjectoftheYear-10m.pdf Heathfield Academy - Croydon (Willmott Dixon)]

Civils Project of the Year (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/CivilsProjectoftheYear2018.pdf London Bridge Station Redevelopment Project (Network Rail)]

Client of the Year (Sponsored by Willmott Dixon) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Client%20of%20the%20Year%202018.pdf ESFA (Education & Skills Funding Agency)]

Digital Construction (Sponsored by Clearbox) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/DigitalConstruction2018.pdf VISUALISE (Skanska)]

G4C Future Leader (Sponsored by Tarmac) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/G4CFutureLeader2018.pdf Natasha Baum (Willmott Dixon)]

Health, Safety & Wellbeing (Sponsored by CLOCS) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/HealthSafetyWellbeing2018.pdf Lendlease Construction]

Innovation (Sponsored by SIG360 Technical Centre) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Innovation2018.pdf Transport Infrastructure Efficiency – Benchmarking Framework (Turner & Townsend)]

Integration & Collaborative Working (Sponsored by Waterloo Air Products) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/IntegrationCollaboration2018.pdf Design Consortium (Willmott Dixon. Cobham)]

Offsite (Sponsored by LHC) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Offsite2018.pdf Offsite Champions (Ramboll)]

Outstanding Customer Satisfaction (Sponsored by Willmott Dixon) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/OutstandingCustomerSatisfaction2018.pdf Phelan Construction Ltd]

People Development (Sponsored by Cheesmur Building Contractors) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/PeopleDevelopment2018.pdf Playle & Partners LLP]

Preservation & Rejuvenation (Sponsored by RIFT) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/PreservationRejuvenation2018.pdf ‘Your New Town Hall’ Lambeth (Morgan Sindall)]

SME of the Year (Sponsored by CIOB) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/SMEoftheYear2018.pdf ITC]

Sustainability (Sponsored by Temple Group) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Sustainability2018.pdf Wilmcote House, Portsmouth (ECD Architects)]

Value (Sponsored by Artelia Group) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Value2018.pdf Little Daydreams Nursery (Mitie)]

=== Highly commended awards were given to: ===

ATT Tideway EPIC: Logistics - Health, Safety & Wellbeing

Oxford Westgate (Laing O'Rourke) - Sustainability

The J.P. Morgan Media Centre (David Miller Architects) - Digital Construction

Congratulations to all the winners and the highly commended, but also to the finalists whose submissions created some very difficult decisions for our panel of judges, but, who were inspired by the quality of the finalists and the enthusiasm of the presenting teams.

We would like to say thank you to all the fantastic organisations that submitted their projects into this year’s awards, the judges and our sponsors for your continued support in the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018.

The Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards are unique in their recognition of some of the best teams and organisations in the region and aim to inspire others to learn and benefit from their stories which are published in the Awards Brochure. “The key actions they took, results achieved, and lessons learned make an interesting read” says Derek Rees, Regional Director for Constructing Excellence. [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/WEB_BROCHURE2018.pdf Download this years Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards brochure here.]

The winners will automatically be entered in to the Constructing Excellence National Awards which will be held on the 16th November 2018*.

Entries for the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2019 will be opening in December 2018 - keep up to date by following us on twitter (@CE_Awards) or register your interest [[claire@secbe.org.uk|claire@secbe.org.uk.]]

*Categories Outstanding Customer Service and Apprenticeship Initiative are unique to London & the South East. They are not included in the National Constructing Excellence Awards.

Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018

2018-07-03T13:38:18Z

SECBE:

= Winners from the construction industry celebrate their achievements in London & the South East at prestigious awards ceremony =

The winners of the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018 were revealed at the prestigious awards ceremony and gala dinner on the 28th of June 2018 and the Royal Lancaster Hotel in Hyde Park, London.

It was our biggest awards ceremony yet, with over 600 guests celebrating the success of the regions’ finest people, organisations and projects. The evenings host was Maggie Philpin OBE – Broadcaster and CEO of TeenTech, who kept the attendees entertained throughout the proceedings!

The awards, sponsored by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, recognises outstanding companies and projects within the built environment that have delivered improvements in all-round performance through collaborative working and a desire to make a difference. They are open to the whole sector from buildings to infrastructure, all parts of the supply and demand chain, all disciplines, professions and trades.

The robust judging process for the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards means that being selected as a finalist is a significant achievement and the judges have the highest standards of fairness, accuracy and integrity.

[[File:SECBE_AWARDS_2018-539.jpg|link=File:SECBE_AWARDS_2018-539.jpg]]

=== We are pleased to announce the winners of the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018 are: ===

Apprenticeship Initiative (Sponsored by CoTrain) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/ApprenticeshipInitiative2018.pdf CETC – Civil Engineering Training Centre (Fareham College)]

Building Project of the Year – over £10m (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/BuildingProjectoftheYear+10m.pdf 25 Wilton, London (Kier Construction)]

Building Project of the Year – £10m or under (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/BuildingProjectoftheYear-10m.pdf Heathfield Academy - Croydon (Willmott Dixon)]

Civils Project of the Year (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/CivilsProjectoftheYear2018.pdf London Bridge Station Redevelopment Project (Network Rail)]

Client of the Year (Sponsored by Willmott Dixon) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Client%20of%20the%20Year%202018.pdf ESFA (Education & Skills Funding Agency)]

Digital Construction (Sponsored by Clearbox) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/DigitalConstruction2018.pdf VISUALISE (Skanska)]

G4C Future Leader (Sponsored by Tarmac) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/G4CFutureLeader2018.pdf Natasha Baum (Willmott Dixon)]

Health, Safety & Wellbeing (Sponsored by CLOCS) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/HealthSafetyWellbeing2018.pdf Lendlease Construction]

Innovation (Sponsored by SIG360 Technical Centre) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Innovation2018.pdf Transport Infrastructure Efficiency – Benchmarking Framework (Turner & Townsend)]

Integration & Collaborative Working (Sponsored by Waterloo Air Products) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/IntegrationCollaboration2018.pdf Design Consortium (Willmott Dixon. Cobham)]

Offsite (Sponsored by LHC) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Offsite2018.pdf Offsite Champions (Ramboll)]

Outstanding Customer Satisfaction (Sponsored by Willmott Dixon) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/OutstandingCustomerSatisfaction2018.pdf Phelan Construction Ltd]

People Development (Sponsored by Cheesmur Building Contractors) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/PeopleDevelopment2018.pdf Playle & Partners LLP]

Preservation & Rejuvenation (Sponsored by RIFT) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/PreservationRejuvenation2018.pdf ‘Your New Town Hall’ Lambeth (Morgan Sindall)]

SME of the Year (Sponsored by CIOB) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/SMEoftheYear2018.pdf ITC]

Sustainability (Sponsored by Temple Group) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Sustainability2018.pdf Wilmcote House, Portsmouth (ECD Architects)]

Value (Sponsored by Artelia Group) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Value2018.pdf Little Daydreams Nursery (Mitie)]

=== Highly commended awards were given to: ===

ATT Tideway EPIC: Logistics - Health, Safety & Wellbeing

Oxford Westgate (Laing O'Rourke) - Sustainability

The J.P. Morgan Media Centre (David Miller Architects) - Digital Construction

Congratulations to all the winners and the highly commended, but also to the finalists whose submissions created some very difficult decisions for our panel of judges, but, who were inspired by the quality of the finalists and the enthusiasm of the presenting teams.

We would like to say thank you to all the fantastic organisations that submitted their projects into this year’s awards, the judges and our sponsors for your continued support in the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018.

The Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards are unique in their recognition of some of the best teams and organisations in the region and aim to inspire others to learn and benefit from their stories which are published in the Awards Brochure. “The key actions they took, results achieved, and lessons learned make an interesting read” says Derek Rees, Regional Director for Constructing Excellence. [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/WEB_BROCHURE2018.pdf Download this years Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards brochure here.]

The winners will automatically be entered in to the Constructing Excellence National Awards which will be held on the 16th November 2018*.

Entries for the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2019 will be opening in December 2018 - keep up to date by following us on twitter (@CE_Awards) or register your interest claire[http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/news-post/159/tina@secbe.org.uk @secbe.org.uk].

* Categories Outstanding Customer Service and Apprenticeship Initiative are unique to London & the South East. They are not included in the National Constructing Excellence Awards.

Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018

2018-07-03T13:36:10Z

SECBE:

= Winners celebrate at the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018! =

The winners of the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018 were revealed at the prestigious awards ceremony and gala dinner on the 28th of June 2018 and the Royal Lancaster Hotel in Hyde Park, London.

It was our biggest awards ceremony yet, with over 600 guests celebrating the success of the regions’ finest people, organisations and projects. The evenings host was Maggie Philpin OBE – Broadcaster and CEO of TeenTech, who kept the attendees entertained throughout the proceedings!

The awards, sponsored by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, recognises outstanding companies and projects within the built environment that have delivered improvements in all-round performance through collaborative working and a desire to make a difference. They are open to the whole sector from buildings to infrastructure, all parts of the supply and demand chain, all disciplines, professions and trades.

The robust judging process for the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards means that being selected as a finalist is a significant achievement and the judges have the highest standards of fairness, accuracy and integrity.

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=== We are pleased to announce the winners of the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018 are: ===

Apprenticeship Initiative (Sponsored by CoTrain) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/ApprenticeshipInitiative2018.pdf CETC – Civil Engineering Training Centre (Fareham College)]

Building Project of the Year – over £10m (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/BuildingProjectoftheYear+10m.pdf 25 Wilton, London (Kier Construction)]

Building Project of the Year – £10m or under (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/BuildingProjectoftheYear-10m.pdf Heathfield Academy - Croydon (Willmott Dixon)]

Civils Project of the Year (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/CivilsProjectoftheYear2018.pdf London Bridge Station Redevelopment Project (Network Rail)]

Client of the Year (Sponsored by Willmott Dixon) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Client%20of%20the%20Year%202018.pdf ESFA (Education & Skills Funding Agency)]

Digital Construction (Sponsored by Clearbox) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/DigitalConstruction2018.pdf VISUALISE (Skanska)]

G4C Future Leader (Sponsored by Tarmac) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/G4CFutureLeader2018.pdf Natasha Baum (Willmott Dixon)]

Health, Safety & Wellbeing (Sponsored by CLOCS) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/HealthSafetyWellbeing2018.pdf Lendlease Construction]

Innovation (Sponsored by SIG360 Technical Centre) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Innovation2018.pdf Transport Infrastructure Efficiency – Benchmarking Framework (Turner & Townsend)]

Integration & Collaborative Working (Sponsored by Waterloo Air Products) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/IntegrationCollaboration2018.pdf Design Consortium (Willmott Dixon. Cobham)]

Offsite (Sponsored by LHC) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Offsite2018.pdf Offsite Champions (Ramboll)]

Outstanding Customer Satisfaction (Sponsored by Willmott Dixon) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/OutstandingCustomerSatisfaction2018.pdf Phelan Construction Ltd]

People Development (Sponsored by Cheesmur Building Contractors) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/PeopleDevelopment2018.pdf Playle & Partners LLP]

Preservation & Rejuvenation (Sponsored by RIFT) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/PreservationRejuvenation2018.pdf ‘Your New Town Hall’ Lambeth (Morgan Sindall)]

SME of the Year (Sponsored by CIOB) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/SMEoftheYear2018.pdf ITC]

Sustainability (Sponsored by Temple Group) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Sustainability2018.pdf Wilmcote House, Portsmouth (ECD Architects)]

Value (Sponsored by Artelia Group) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Value2018.pdf Little Daydreams Nursery (Mitie)]

=== Highly commended awards were given to: ===

ATT Tideway EPIC: Logistics - Health, Safety & Wellbeing

Oxford Westgate (Laing O'Rourke) - Sustainability

The J.P. Morgan Media Centre (David Miller Architects) - Digital Construction

Congratulations to all the winners and the highly commended, but also to the finalists whose submissions created some very difficult decisions for our panel of judges, but, who were inspired by the quality of the finalists and the enthusiasm of the presenting teams.

We would like to say thank you to all the fantastic organisations that submitted their projects into this year’s awards, the judges and our sponsors for your continued support in the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018.

The Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards are unique in their recognition of some of the best teams and organisations in the region and aim to inspire others to learn and benefit from their stories which are published in the Awards Brochure. “The key actions they took, results achieved, and lessons learned make an interesting read” says Derek Rees, Regional Director for Constructing Excellence. [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/WEB_BROCHURE2018.pdf Download this years Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards brochure here.]

The winners will automatically be entered in to the Constructing Excellence National Awards which will be held on the 16th November 2018*.

Entries for the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2019 will be opening in December 2018 - keep up to date by following us on twitter (@CE_Awards) or register your interest claire[http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/news-post/159/tina@secbe.org.uk @secbe.org.uk].

*Categories Outstanding Customer Service and Apprenticeship Initiative are unique to London & the South East. They are not included in the National Constructing Excellence Awards.

Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018

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= Winners celebrate at the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018! =

The winners of the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018 were revealed at the prestigious awards ceremony and gala dinner on the 28th of June 2018 and the Royal Lancaster Hotel in Hyde Park, London.

It was our biggest awards ceremony yet, with over 600 guests celebrating the success of the regions’ finest people, organisations and projects. The evenings host was Maggie Philpin OBE – Broadcaster and CEO of TeenTech, who kept the attendees entertained throughout the proceedings!

The awards, sponsored by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, recognises outstanding companies and projects within the built environment that have delivered improvements in all-round performance through collaborative working and a desire to make a difference. They are open to the whole sector from buildings to infrastructure, all parts of the supply and demand chain, all disciplines, professions and trades.

The robust judging process for the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards means that being selected as a finalist is a significant achievement and the judges have the highest standards of fairness, accuracy and integrity.

We are pleased to announce the winners of the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018 are:

Apprenticeship Initiative (Sponsored by CoTrain) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/ApprenticeshipInitiative2018.pdf CETC – Civil Engineering Training Centre (Fareham College)]

Building Project of the Year – over £10m (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/BuildingProjectoftheYear+10m.pdf 25 Wilton, London (Kier Construction)]

Building Project of the Year – £10m or under (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/BuildingProjectoftheYear-10m.pdf Heathfield Academy - Croydon (Willmott Dixon)]

Civils Project of the Year (Sponsored by Westfield) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/CivilsProjectoftheYear2018.pdf London Bridge Station Redevelopment Project (Network Rail)]

Client of the Year (Sponsored by Willmott Dixon) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Client%20of%20the%20Year%202018.pdf ESFA (Education & Skills Funding Agency)]

Digital Construction (Sponsored by Clearbox) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/DigitalConstruction2018.pdf VISUALISE (Skanska)]

G4C Future Leader (Sponsored by Tarmac) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/G4CFutureLeader2018.pdf Natasha Baum (Willmott Dixon)]

Health, Safety & Wellbeing (Sponsored by CLOCS) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/HealthSafetyWellbeing2018.pdf Lendlease Construction]

Innovation (Sponsored by SIG360 Technical Centre) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Innovation2018.pdf Transport Infrastructure Efficiency – Benchmarking Framework (Turner & Townsend)]

Integration & Collaborative Working (Sponsored by Waterloo Air Products) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/IntegrationCollaboration2018.pdf Design Consortium (Willmott Dixon. Cobham)]

Offsite (Sponsored by LHC) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Offsite2018.pdf Offsite Champions (Ramboll)]

Outstanding Customer Satisfaction (Sponsored by Willmott Dixon) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/OutstandingCustomerSatisfaction2018.pdf Phelan Construction Ltd]

People Development (Sponsored by Cheesmur Building Contractors) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/PeopleDevelopment2018.pdf Playle & Partners LLP]

Preservation & Rejuvenation (Sponsored by RIFT) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/PreservationRejuvenation2018.pdf ‘Your New Town Hall’ Lambeth (Morgan Sindall)]

SME of the Year (Sponsored by CIOB) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/SMEoftheYear2018.pdf ITC]

Sustainability (Sponsored by Temple Group) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Sustainability2018.pdf Wilmcote House, Portsmouth (ECD Architects)]

Value (Sponsored by Artelia Group) [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/Value2018.pdf Little Daydreams Nursery (Mitie)]

Highly commended awards were given to:

ATT Tideway EPIC: Logistics - Health, Safety & Wellbeing

Oxford Westgate (Laing O'Rourke) - Sustainability

The J.P. Morgan Media Centre (David Miller Architects) - Digital Construction

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Congratulations to all the winners and the highly commended, but also to the finalists whose submissions created some very difficult decisions for our panel of judges, but, who were inspired by the quality of the finalists and the enthusiasm of the presenting teams.

We would like to say thank you to all the fantastic organisations that submitted their projects into this year’s awards, the judges and our sponsors for your continued support in the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018.

The Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards are unique in their recognition of some of the best teams and organisations in the region and aim to inspire others to learn and benefit from their stories which are published in the Awards Brochure. “The key actions they took, results achieved, and lessons learned make an interesting read” says Derek Rees, Regional Director for Constructing Excellence. [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/images/blog/WEB_BROCHURE2018.pdf Download this years Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards brochure here.]

The winners will automatically be entered in to the Constructing Excellence National Awards which will be held on the 16th November 2018*.

Entries for the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2019 will be opening in December 2018 - keep up to date by following us on twitter (@CE_Awards) or register your interest [http://www.ce-awards.co.uk/news-post/159/tina@secbe.org.uk tina@secbe.org.uk].

*Categories Outstanding Customer Service and Apprenticeship Initiative are unique to London & the South East. They are not included in the National Constructing Excellence Awards.

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2018-07-03T13:32:33Z

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RoadPeace and CEMEX UK join forces

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RoadPeace, the national charity for road crash casualties and CEMEX UK, a leading provider of aggregates, cement, ready-mixed concrete and rail sleepers, are calling on the construction industry to join the CLOCS scheme.

They have produced a video aimed at the construction industry, highlighting the reasons why the scheme is so important to businesses and the public at large, and gives a constructive voice to people who have been injured or bereaved by construction vehicles.

Victoria Lebrec, RoadPeace spokesperson and victim of a construction lorry crash, says “In 2014 my life changed forever when I was hit by a tipper truck whilst cycling in London. I lost my leg in the collision, and have had over 12 operations and months of physiotherapy. I urge all construction companies to join up to CLOCS and take on board some simple, effective methods to make their vehicles safer. If signing up means saving someone the pain I went through, then it is absolutely worth it.”

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Andy Taylor, Health and Safety Director CEMEX UK says; “We are delighted to be involved in this video and would encourage everyone in our industry who isn’t a member of CLOCS to become members. Over the years, the construction industry has shown great commitment and done an excellent job of raising health and safety standards on sites. Now it is time to go beyond the sites themselves to roads and site access to raise the level of safety by sharing best practice and implementing innovation and change.”

Derek Rees from CLOCS says “I am delighted that RoadPeace and CEMEX UK have joined forces to create a hard-hitting video calling on others within the sector to join up to the scheme. As an industry, the construction sector takes health and safety on site really seriously. But very few clients, principal contractors and sub-contractors seem to recognise their legal and moral responsibilities for the vehicles servicing their sites. As soon as that lorry leaves the site the same rules don’t seem to apply. The CLOCS scheme is a way of introducing workable solutions which help everyone in the industry protect the wider community, their colleagues and themselves.”

CLOCS brings the construction logistics industry together to revolutionise the management of work related road risk (WRRR) and ensure a road safety culture is embedded across the industry. By working together we can help protect pedestrians, cyclists, motorcycles and other users who share the roads with construction vehicles. Find out more about the CLOCS Standard or about becoming a CLOCS Champion [[www.clocs.org.uk|here.]]

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