With its new membership, Fusion will be able access the latest health and safety information, stay up to date on all legislative changes and utilise the training resources made available for employees, with the aim of achieving a positive and proactive health and safety culture right across the business.
The company already holds accreditations with CHAS (Contractors Health & Safety Assessment Scheme), BOPAS (Build Offsite Property Insurance Scheme), ISO9001, ISO14001, and is a member of industry bodies including the SCI (Steel Construction Institute).
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David Bayliss, Fusion Health & Safety Manager, said: "Robust health and safety procedures are important for any business, but in construction, the risks could be considered more severe. We operate across varying environments; offices, a manufacturing facility, transportation and on live construction sites, so need to be sure we're working to best practice guidelines at all times for the safety of our own employees, as well as those they're working with.
"We aspire to be industry-leading in our health and safety standards and our Membership of the British Safety Council will help us on our way to achieving this. All employees will benefit from the online resources which are made available to them and our commitment to working safely will continue to form part of our supply chain partner agreements.
"Our membership of the British Safety Council is further evidence of how we're developing as a business and how we're working to improve standards not only in offsite manufacturing, but across the wider construction industry."
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