About Us | CSR

With health and safety a core value of our business, our aim is to be recognised as the safest building envelope contractor in the UK – ensuring no harm to our people, surrounding trades or the public.

In order to achieve this, we take an uncompromising approach to health and safety on every single project irrespective of scale or complexity, setting key performance indicators, measuring goals, and minimising risks.

These are just some of the ways in which we create and manage our culture of health and safety across every aspect of or business:

• Conformity to ISO 45001:2018
• Consistently successful certification to Achilles and CHAS and others
• Frequent site inspections by external consultants as well as in-house H&S managers
• Regular project inspections by senior management and directors
• Annual Behavioural Safety road shows for employees and sub-contractors
• On-going communication through our H&S Staff Consultative Committee
• Reporting all near misses or any change in conditions

This focus on ensuring that everyone is on board and that risks are identified on a daily basis has played a significant role in improving our own health and safety record.

• 2020 - 856,961 working hours with 0 reportables and 0.00 AFR
• 2019 - 1,446,250 working hours with 2 reportables and 0.14 AFR
  
• 2018 - 1,701,287 working hours with 1 reportable and 0.06 AFR
  
• 2017 - 1,460,879 working hours with 2 reportable and 0.14 AFR

Downloads:

Achilles Certificate 2021

CHAS Certificate 2021

Health & Policy Statement 2021

Covid 19 Compliance

Covid 19 Risk Assessment

Last year, we maintained this commitment through a variety of sponsoring and fundraising initiatives for:

• Sparks
• The Willow Foundation
• Save the Children
• Make A Wish
• Comic Relief
• Breast Cancer Awareness
• Macmillan Cancer Support
• The Royal British Legion

As a corporate partner of Surrey Wildlife Trust, we are delighted that so many of our people have taken part in ‘Environmental Challenge Days’, working on projects to benefit wildlife, fauna and flora in the county.

Every year we adopt a different local charity and organise fundraising events to raise money for much needed equipment.

Individual employees and teams from Lindner Prater have also been active in their support for schools, scout groups children’s football teams and other charities, willingly becoming involved and reflecting our corporate desire – and responsibility – to support the communities in which we work.

We aim to provide a positive and sustainable contribution to the environment within which we operate, whilst maintaining a leading point of reference for all to refer and learn from.

As part of this, we have developed an environmental management system in accordance with ISO 14001:2015, and we are committed to complying with all legal, client and other requirements.

We are also committed to preventing pollution throughout our operations, and to the continual improvement of our environmental performance through the following objectives and targets:

• Improve our efficiency in the way we use material resources
• Reduce energy use
• Reduce waste on site (early design development, optimised material usage) or responsible disposal
• Work with suppliers to ensure packaging can be re-used

Key to this is our increased engagement of clients, staff and supply chain, and the drive to create a working culture in which environmental management is central to everything we do and complements our health, safety and quality goals.

Downloads:

Environmental Policy 2021

TUV ISO14001 Certificate