Our Business | Our Approach

• We aim to be recognised as the safest building envelope contractor in the UK – ensuring no harm to our people, surrounding trades or the public.
• We take great pride in actively supporting many local community activities.
• We recognise that our activities on construction sites and at our offices impact upon the environment and it is our intention to reduce these impacts in every part of our business.

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Corporate Responsibility And Sustainability Policy

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.

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 our in-house H&S managers
• Regular project inspections by senior management and directors
• Setting annual health and safety improvement programmes
• Focusing on health and safety behaviours and competence of all who work for Lindner Prater
• 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.

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Health And Safety Policy Statement

It is a structured, methodical approach that ensures products, installations, and project delivery consistently meet agreed standards, statutory requirements, and client expectations by building quality into planning and methods from the outset, defining clear acceptance criteria, and applying consistent inspection and testing in fabrication and on site.

Quality is everyone’s responsibility, reinforced through defined roles, appropriate supervision, and independent checks where required, alongside a culture that encourages issues to be raised and resolved early. This approach combines clear procedures, planning, inspections and tests, document control, and corrective actions to prevent defects and drive continual improvement, with full traceability across the project lifecycle from design and procurement through installation and handover so quality remains demonstrable and auditable.

Building Safety Act 2022

Compliance with the Building Safety Act is built into delivery through documented procedures, controlled inspections, and auditable records that demonstrate the works meet required standards and regulatory expectations. Quality assurance activities are planned and implemented using defined inspection and test regimes aligned to the agreed specifications, with evidence captured to support verification and sign-off.

Quality records

Records and evidence are maintained to a high standard to support full traceability and audit readiness, with non-conformances recorded, investigated, and closed out through corrective and preventive actions. Bolster Systems is used to capture QA activity in a structured, time-stamped format, providing a clear audit trail for inspections, checks, NCRs, and close-out evidence. This improves accountability by keeping records complete, easy to retrieve, and directly linked to the relevant work packages.

Competence

Competence is managed to ensure only trained and authorised individuals carry out and sign off quality-critical work, with performance monitored through audits, KPIs, and lessons learned to support continual improvement. CausewayOne Attendance (Donseed) underpins this process by tracking training, qualifications, experience, and role-specific authorisations for employees and subcontractors, helping verify that tasks are completed and approved by suitably competent people to reduce risk and support compliance.

Golden Thread

To maintain the “golden thread” of information internally, Deltek PIM (Nexus) is used to manage requirements and ensure they remain connected to design, installation, verification, and handover evidence. Deltek PIM (Nexus) supports controlled document management, versioning, and traceability so that key decisions and compliance evidence are transparent and maintainable over the asset lifecycle.

Together, these controls provide a joined-up quality framework that meets Building Safety Act expectations, strengthens governance, and assures clients of safe, compliant, and well-evidenced delivery.

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Quality Policy

We have a dedicated Environmental team who maintain an Environmental Management System certified to ISO14001:2026. They are members of ISEP (Institute of sustainability and environmental professionals) and have a BREEAM Advisory Professional among them. We focus our efforts where we can deliver the greatest environmental impact across our offices, project sites and supply chain. We also work with external carbon management consultants to support our approach.

Our current focus areas include:

• Carbon footprint assessment, reduction planning and reporting
• Certifications and industry memberships
• Sustainable materials
• Collecting accurate and robust scope 3 emissions data
• Carrying out supplier audits
• Effective waste management, supported by an external waste contractor.
• Pollution control, including air quality and the prevention of ground and water contamination on our project sites.

Knowledge and awareness are key. All of our project sites receive support and inspections from the environmental team in order to meet client targets. Our site managers and supervisors are SEATS (site environmental awareness training scheme) qualified.

Supply chain collaboration is critical to our future success; seeking out innovative solutions and delivering sustainable projects for our clients.

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Environmental Policy

ISO14001 Certificate

Sustainable Procurement And Supply Chain Policy