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The British
Precast Concrete Federation is committed to the industry's
health and safety record. The Concrete
Targets CT2015 scheme
is an
industry-wide programme
to continue the improvements already made by the previous Concrete Targets Schemes. Details of CT2015 can be found in the scheme literature here (1.5MB). |
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The CT2015 Commitment:
• An expectation of ‘ZERO HARM’ to all
• 50% reduction in LTIFR for direct employees by 2015 (Baseline 2010)
• 50% reduction in LTI for contractors by 2015 (Baseline 2010)
• Continuous improvement in accident severity ratio
• Development, implementation or maintenance of a strategy for Health and
Safety initiatives and related training, and to manage our Health and Safety
needs with a competent staff appropriate to the needs of our organisation
• Implementation or maintenance of structured, inclusive Health and Safety
meetings, with effective and appropriate consultation in line with our
organisational needs
• Submission of quarterly statistics to British Precast
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Concrete Target
Awards Winners 2010
Please click on the company name below to see large file images of the winners.
The Winners are:
See past event and winners here Two Individuals also received Outstanding Achievement Awards in 2010. To read about the winners click here.
STATEMENT OF SUPPORT
Judith Hackitt CBE
Chair, Health and Safety Executive |
“I am delighted to offer my support for the new phase of the Concrete Targets scheme. For Health and Safety to be improved further, it is essential that the industry takes the lead and sets its own priorities. By signing HSE’s pledge, you have committed to being ‘part of the solution’, to help deliver on the relevant goals within the strategy for the Health and Safety of Great Britain.
You have already come a long way with an impressive 68% reduction in injury rates to date since the initiative began in 2001, but reaching the new targets in CT2015 will require even more hard work and commitment. The new phase rightly identifies how, by working together, sharing best practice and learning from one another, this can be achieved.
It is right that you celebrate the significant achievements which have brought you this far, recognising at the same time that the journey is long, and progress must be sustained to meet the new targets.” |
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“We at British Precast and all of our member companies are committed to continually improving our Industry’s Health and Safety performance. Our members pledge to reduce accidents, both in terms of number and severity, to improve the overall Health and Safety of all those involved in our Industry and to work towards the long-term aim of causing Zero Harm. The Concrete Targets 2015 scheme continues the improvements already achieved by British Precast members as part of our Concrete Targets scheme, originally launched in 2001 in support of the Government led‘Revitalising Health and Safety’ initiative".
Martin Clarke, Chief Executive,
British Precast
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