Quest are committed to safe working procedures and safety in construction.

Quest believe in training to ensure the very best employees and management staff, but skill training is only part of the equation. Training in safety is also paramount with Quest, both for the welfare of their employees and their customers. A Quest site is unusual in the construction industry, every new site office is supplied with a special large robust box (Quest Master Pack) which is filled with a comprehensive selection of safety manuals, compliance forms, guidelines, safety signs etc. in fact most of the paperwork and certification that the site will need to refer to or issue during the lifetime of the project.

To ensure that Quest staff are kept on their toes ‘The Health and Safety People’ are employed by Quest to initiate randominspections and report on each site. Every Health and Safety Inspection report is studied by senior management, - staff will be disciplined if any serious breach of regulations occur.

This strict working practice is applicable to all employees including management and supervisory staff. The fact that there is seldom cause for action is credit to the regular site audits and regular tool box talks by supervisors.These are taken from the Construction Industry Training Board Publications and Quest’s own site safety notes all of which are included in the Quest Master Pack supplied with every project. Managing Director Philip Winsor is in the vanguard of those seeking to raise the standards of Health and Safety within the industry. This is an area where cost and profit are not an issue.

Training recently undertaken by Quest employees (NEBOSH accredited or CSCS or CSMSC) includes everything from Project Management to Scaffold Inspection and from Mobile Elevated Platforms to First Aid.

Quest as a company are certified members of the following organisations:
• Construction Industry Training Board
• Constructionline
• Association of Interior Specialists
• Safe Contractor
• CSCS certificate of commitment
• CHAS