Health & Safety
The numbers are published. The standards are non-negotiable.
Safety at Burhouse isn't a policy folder on a shelf. It's a weekly conversation, a published set of numbers, and a culture that takes near misses seriously before they become incidents.
Our 2025 numbers
- 0.18 AFR per 100,000 hours (industry avg 0.42)
- 312 near misses logged and closed
- 0 RIDDOR reportable in the last 24 months
- 100% site induction completion
How safety actually runs
Published numbers
Our AFR, near-miss rate, and lost-time injury data is published internally every Monday and shared with clients on request. Hiding numbers helps nobody.
Welfare you'd use
Hot water, dry boots, a kettle that works, and a quiet space to eat. Basic, and yet not industry standard. We make it standard on every site.
Behavioural, not punitive
We coach, we don't fine. People report near misses because they know nothing bad happens to them when they do.
Subbie standards = our standards
Subcontractors get the same inductions, the same toolbox talks, and the same scrutiny as our own crew. The CDM hat is one size.