The Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) gave the Kent-based project an "outstanding" rating. The project was recognised for its commitment to responsible construction practices and caring for the environment, local communities, and workforce.
The CCS is dedicated to improving the overall quality and compliance within the construction industry. It aims to create a construction environment that is not only efficient and profitable but also prioritises safety, sustainability, and social responsibility.
The CCS auditor said: "I would like to thank the project team for the continued excellent work they are portraying of the construction industry, and for the excellent engagement they continue to employ to understand the impact the works have on the community”.
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Remarkably, the team earned an extra commendation for implementing best practices. With the creation of an innovative interactive map, showcasing numerous community engagement activities aimed at leaving a lasting impact and positive legacy in the area. With this additional mark, the projects overall score reached an impressive 46, marking an exceptional achievement."
Stevie Collins, Project Manager at GRAHAM said: "Once again, we are grateful to have received full marks from CCS in recognition of what the site team have delivered in terms of commitment to our workforce, the environment, and the local community. To achieve additional recognition for Stakeholder and Community Engagement via collaboration points taking our scoring to the 'Outstanding' performance level is testament to the dedication of the staff on M2 Junction 5, leaving a legacy within the local areas we work."
Daniel Rollinson Project Manager at National Highways, stated: "The complexities of building a project of this size cannot be underestimated, and I am delighted that our efforts to do so with consideration for our workforce, drivers, local community and the environment, continuing to be recognised as industry leader".
