We’re delighted to announce that Chas Berger is now accredited for the Building Safety Act (BSA) under Constructionline – a distinction currently held by only 3% of contractors nationwide.

This accreditation demonstrates our continued commitment to competence, compliance and leadership in building safety, reflecting the strength of our internal processes and our ability to deliver projects to the highest regulatory standards.

Achieving the Building Safety Act Constructionline accreditation under the Building Safety Act is a significant milestone for us. It reflects our strong safety culture, the expertise of our people and our ongoing commitment to maintaining the highest standards in everything we deliver. Andy Godden, Director 

Delivering Building Safety Act Works in Practice

Our accreditation builds on the successful delivery of Building Safety Regulator (BSR) projects, such as our recent works at the George Downing Estate.

Project Overview

This project involved the replacement of flat roofs on two high-rise residential blocks adjacent to a live railway line. Working closely with Network Rail and the Principal Designer (for BSR), we implemented robust safety controls and innovative scaffold designs to ensure full compliance and minimal disruption.

Scope of Works

• Removing existing roof coverings and installing a tapered insulation and high-performance Langley felting system.

• Re-engineering scaffolding to meet Network Rail and BSR safety requirements.

• Submitting full BSR documentation, including our Statement of Compliance and Construction Control Plan.

Outcome

The project was successfully completed, improving the buildings’ safety, energy efficiency and resilience. Our collaboration with Southern Housing and proactive approach to Building Safety Regulations ensured full compliance and seamless delivery.

We are proud of the results achieved at George Downing Estate and look forward to continuing to support our clients with safe, sustainable, and compliant construction solutions under the Building Safety Act.