Crosserlough Construction Ltd was founded in June 1990. The company is a progressive general, fit-out and maintenance contractor across multiple niches.
It has established itself in a short space of time as a leading company, renowned for quality, time and cost management, adopting the moto ‘Quality through Experience’
Crosserlough Constructions Quote has always been "Quality through Experience". Implementing ISO 45001 is a further investment in our company's most important asset—our people—and an expansion of our knowledge in an ever-growing industry. We are ensuring that occupational health and safety are of the utmost importance for the safe and effective running of our company in the future. We will not only ensure compliance with all 45001 regulations but also a workplace culture where employees feel valued and protected. CGBC's support and expertise were invaluable throughout this process. Their approach was practical and customised to our requirements, allowing for an integrated approach with our existing QE Management System.
Crosserlough Construction
Project Objectives
- Our main objectives were to obtain 45001 and all relevant documents be enforced within the workplace.
- We wanted to enhance our workplace safety and reduce workplace hazard.
- We wanted to gain an advantage on an internationally recognised OH&S standard.
Key Challenges
Engaging employees in the OH&S management system is crucial for its success.
However, achieving full cooperation from all employees, including frontline workers and management, will require effective communication and training programs.
Construction projects often involve multiple contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers, each with their own health and safety practices. Ensuring that all parties adhere to the requirements of ISO 45001 is not just a challenge but a shared responsibility that underscores the importance of effective communication and collaboration throughout the supply chain.
Maintaining accurate records and documentation to show our compliance with ISO 45001 requirements can be time-consuming and labour-intensive, particularly in a fast-paced industry like construction, where paperwork may not be a priority.
ISO 45001 requires us to continually monitor and improve our OH&S performance. Identifying areas for improvement and implementing corrective actions in a timely manner can be challenging, especially in the construction industry, where conditions and risks may change rapidly.
