The Site Operating Procedures have been updated by the Construction Leadership Council (CLC) to reflect the latest Government guidance following the easing of lockdown measures in England from Saturday 4 July.

IOSH have published an article explaining the new guidance documents issued by Government covering the measures to be taken to ensure a ‘COVID-SECURE’ return to work...

We are actively working with our clients and contractors to provide best practice advice and felt it was important to look into this in more detail and provide further help and support in order to enable our clients, customers and friends take appropriate measures to safeguard themselves in these difficult times. We actively recruit graduate H&S advisors every year as part of developing a new pipeline of safety professionals to further advance their technical skills and provide a fresh and practical approach to deliver across a wide and diverse construction sector. As a result we have asked one of our new graduates Harriet Westwood-Coates to produce a briefing note on the current practice as a result of COVID-19 and provide links to construction bodies who can provide further guidance and support to help keep us all safe in the coming months.

2000 lives have been lost worldwide due to the Coronavirus. There are currently nine infected cases in the UK

The Construction Leadership Council have updated the site operating procedures to incorporate a number of technical changes as a result of the recently published Government guidance on Working Safely during Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Construction & Other Outdoor Work.

I am delighted to inform you of Tracy’s promotion to Senior Principal Designer and Team Leader which is effective from 1st May 2020.

Our site inspector Nigel Raines shares our latest news regarding Scaffolding particularly inspecting during the current lock down.

Thank you to everyone who attended our Health, Safety and Well-being Day on Thursday.

On 4 May, the UK government update on COVID-19 included the following statement: ‘Construction work plays an important role in ensuring public safety and provision of public services. It can continue if done in accordance with the social distancing guidelines where possible’. Our MD Paul Lennon has written an article for RICS

Baily Garner (Health & Safety) Ltd have been supporting our clients with the best available advice based on current guidance to enable a safe shut down or a continuation of works to proceed safely.

The Well-being of all our staff, clients and project partners is of paramount importance to us. As the world continues to learn more about the impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), the management team here at Baily Garner (Health & Safety) Ltd have decided to take precautionary steps to help ensure the wellness and safety of our team and those we work with.

We will be hosting our Client Health, Safety and Well being day for the fourth year running on the 30 January 2020 free of charge in Central London