Case Studies
The Scheme has developed a library of case studies from registered sites, companies and suppliers who discuss how registration has benefitted their company and their projects.
The case studies look at how being registered with the Scheme and adhering to the Code of Considerate Practice has helped companies improve how they plan and interact with local communities, the environment and their own workforce.
They are designed to showcase best practice within the industry and highlight that no matter what size a company is or what work they undertake, registration with the Scheme can provide real benefit to any type of construction activity.
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CRASH and VolkerFitzpatrick provide transformational help for London homelessness charity
Published 9 December 2019
CRASH Charity introduces construction companies to charitable projects to create lasting social impact. Caritas Anchor House (CAH), a homelessness charity based in the London Borough of Newham is...Case study categories
Education
This section relates to projects associated with schools, colleges or universities, such as halls of residence.
Health
Projects connected to hospitals, clinics, surgeries or medical research stations are included in this section.
Highways
This section includes projects involving roads, pavements, footpaths, lighting and tunnels.
Housing
Work associated with the public and private housing sectors are included in this section.
Railways
Projects associated with tunnels, bridges, cuttings and underground stations are included in this section.
Retail
Buildings for retail purposes such as shops, department stores or retail markets are included in this section.
Utilities
This section covers projects associated with electrical, energy, gas, water or sewerage.
Waterways
This section includes work directly connected to harbours, docks, piers, canals, jetties or coastal projects.
Miscellaneous
Work that is not clearly covered by the other headings such as, fire stations and military barracks can be found here.
