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Phelan Fine

The Phelan Fine initiative has been rolled out across the business to help improve and direct our health and safety practice.

The Phelan H&S team

 

All health and safety guidance is provided by our in-house health and safety team. The health and wellbeing of our site teams is always paramount and we pride ourselves on our fantastic health and safety scores. Over the years, Phelan Construction has invested in a number of H&S initiatives to protect and promote the well-being of our staff.

As Phelan’s accident and incident statistics show, Phelan effectively monitors, manages and controls health and safety on all sites. We have not received any HSE Prohibition notices in the past 10 years and are registered members of various health and safety bodies.

Phelan Construction 2019 award winners
Phelan Star
10 years

Phelan has received no HSE Prohibition notices in the past 10 years.

Phelan Trophy
ROSPA Gold

Phelan won the Gold RoSPA award in both 2018 and 2019.

Phelan Certificate
Official HS registrations

Phelan is registered with various health and safety bodies, including the British Safety Council, Constructionline (Gold), Acclaim, SafeContractor and the NFB.

Phelan List
Accreditations

Phelan has an accredited Quality Management System, audited by Lloyds Register Quality Assurance, and has ISO: 9001, ISO: 14001 and ISO: 45001 accreditation.

Phelan Award
ISO: 45001

Phelan was one of the first contractors in the UK to transfer to the new ISO: 45001 accreditation.

Phelan Medicine
Trained first aiders

Phelan has dozens of trained first aiders, along with trained mental health first aiders, to support our staff's health and wellbeing needs.

ELAS Health Bus
Coming to a site near you

The health and wellbeing of our site teams is paramount. As such, Phelan Construction has invested in periodical visits to each of our construction sites by the ELAS medical bus. While on site, a trained medical professional confidentially assesses the health of our on-site team against set criterion and provides them with any medical support as required.

Mental Health Matters

 

Suicide kills more construction workers than falls. In fact, male site workers in construction are three times more likely to commit suicide than the average UK male. We are committed to changing this status quo, which is why we proudly promote our Mental Health Matters signs and posters across all sites. We have five mental health first aiders and are working to increase this number. We run charity events during Mental Health Awareness Week and further encourage our site-staff to download a mental health app to measure their mood. This is a long-term campaign for positive change.

Mental Health Matters