• A1 posters are made of a durable plastic film and are available in English and Welsh.

• They should be displayed on the perimeter of the site, placed on hoarding, fencing or site entrances that are in a prominent position to allow members of the public to view them easily.

• Ideally displayed in a simple covered frame.

• Posters must be kept in a clean and legible state and should be checked regularly to ensure the project information is up-to-date.

• They must be displayed throughout the duration of the project.

• Additional posters are available from the administration office at a cost of £10 (+ VAT) per poster.

A3 poster with project information

• The smaller versions of the standard poster are available on request at a cost of £4 (+ VAT) per poster.

• These smaller posters are designed to be used either on sites where large posters are impractical or unsuitable, or for a single registration that covers many smaller sites.

5mm thick rigid PVC site poster boards are a more robust alternative to the standard A1 poster and are available to purchase from the Scheme's administration office for £20 (+ VAT) in English or Welsh.

A1 snap open poster frames are available to purchase from the Scheme's administration office for £50 (+ VAT). The frames can be purchased to be used for other material; they are not solely for the A1 poster.

Poster(s) not included.

• There is one cartoon for each category of the Scheme’s Site Code of Considerate Practice, depicting examples of good and bad working practices.

• The purpose of the cartoons are to give an easy to understand, visual overview of the different areas of the Scheme’s Code.

• All sites are issued with one copy of the A1 poster depicting all of the eight cartoons. Additional copies are available free of charge from the Scheme’s administration office.

• A set of eight individual posters (one poster per cartoon) in A3 size is available at a cost of £30 (+ VAT).

• The cartoons are only intended for use inside the site.

• They should be displayed where they can be easily viewed by site operatives – ideally in a canteen or similar.

• 3 sizes of banner are issued by the Scheme:
  • Small - 2.43m x .66m
  • Large - 3.65m x 1m
  • Mega - 6.4m x 1.75m

• Banners should be displayed throughout the duration of the project.

• They should be displayed where they are clearly visible to the general public.

• Banners should be securely fastened to either the hoardings or scaffolding using the eyelets.

• Banners should be kept in a clean and legible state.

• Any unwanted or used banners should be returned to the Scheme’s office for recycling.

• Additional banners are available from the administration office at a cost of £55 (+ VAT) for a small banner, £70 (+ VAT) for a large banner and £250 (+ VAT) for a mega banner.

Additional versions of the A1 poster and the large banners are available in Welsh and can be purchased for £10 (+ VAT) and £70 (+ VAT) respectively. Alternatively, if requested at point of registration, these items will be included in the introductory registration pack.

• The Site Code of Considerate Practice should be displayed where it can be viewed by operatives working on site.

• Additional copies of the Site Code of Considerate Practice are available free of charge from the administration office.

These measure 1.80m x 1.20m and are available from the administration office at a cost of £25 (+ VAT) per flag.

When used, these should be maintained in a good condition.

A 6.16 mtr (above ground), 2 section aluminium alloy flagpole with a white finish.

£130 (+ VAT) each.

Flag not included. Please note that an additional delivery charge may apply to dispatch to Scotland and Northern Ireland. Please contact the Scheme for more information.

Operatives' Handout

The Operatives' Handouts explain the basic principles of the Scheme. They are designed to be given to operatives at induction.

Operatives' Handouts are available from the Scheme's administration office in packs of:

 Other quantities are available on request.  

The flyer is designed to be given to anyone who may be affected by the activities of a registered site. It explains what the Scheme is about, confirms what is expected of those who choose to register with the Scheme, and promotes your site's commitment to the Code of Considerate Practice.

Please call the Scheme for more information.

• Industry mascot, Ivor Goodsite, is a costumed character developed by the Considerate Constructors Scheme and used by construction companies to engage with a younger audience, to encourage safety on and around construction sites and to promote all that is positive about the UK construction industry.

• Ivor is available to attend appropriate industry related events and the costume can be hired via the Scheme’s administration office.

• The 'Hunt the Hazard!' site sign, which measures 1m x 1.48m, is to be put up on site hoarding or fencing. It displays a fictional construction site and shows a number of potential hazards for children to find.

• The sign is designed to be fun and engaging for children but raises awareness of the real dangers which can be found on modern day construction sites.

• 'Hunt the Hazard!' is available for registered sites to purchase for £49.50 (+ VAT).

A simple induction presentation is available free of charge from the administration office. This can either take the form of a PowerPoint presentation or printed A3 flip chart sheets.

Three informative films, relating to the Scheme and its activities, are available to watch online or download. Alternatively, you can request a copy on DVD from the Scheme’s administration office.

One film provides a general overview of the Scheme; one is aimed at site managers and one is for site neighbours.

This questionnaire can be given to members of the public to gauge your level of performance within the local community that you're working in.

The Scheme offers two versions:

1. This questionnaire asks to be returned via a prepaid envelope (provided by the company).

2. This questionnaire asks to be returned by hand to a selected location (address/details of where to hand it in can be written on the form before giving it out).