Safer Sphere Proudly Sponsors Regen 2024
Safer Sphere Proudly Sponsors Regen 2024 Conference Safer Sphere is thrilled to sponsor this year’s Regen 2024 Conference on 10th September in Liverpool. We’re excited to host the Networking Drinks event from 5:00 PM onwards at the Rum Warehouse, Liverpool. Join us for an evening of relaxed conversations and refreshments after a full day of […]
EcoPark Opens New Recycling Facilities with Safer Sphere Support
This week saw the official opening ceremony of the North London Waste Authority’s brand-new household reuse and recycling facility, Edmonton EcoPark Reuse and Recycling Centre.
Safer Sphere Achieves ISO 45001 Certification
Safer Sphere has been awarded the ISO 45001 certification following a rigorous assessment across its operations in the UK.
Building Safety Act: Is My Project a Higher-Risk Building?
If you manage or are involved in the construction or renovation of buildings, you must be certain whether it falls under the classification of a ‘Higher-Risk Building’ (HRB) or not. This classification can be challenging, and later discovering that your project is an HRB can have significant impacts.
Building Together: Volunteering Day in Little Hulton
Today, a couple of our team members from Safer Sphere volunteered on a project in Little Hulton; Iona Fazer and Karl Tindale joined local primary school pupils from Year 6 to help them build a new community centre using a prefabricated ‘WikiHouse’.
Safer Sphere Celebrate Viadux First Phase Completion
Safer Sphere is pleased to have provided Principal Designer Advisor, and CDM Client Advisor services for the development of Viadux.
Great Yarmouth explosion highlights the vital importance of considering unexploded ordnance risk
Great Yarmouth explosion highlights the vital importance of considering unexploded ordnance risk Following the explosion in Great Yarmouth, Safer Sphere considers the importance of unexploded ordnance risk. A 250k bomb detonated after failing to be discovered by contractors. This incident demonstrates how the legacy of Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) contamination in the UK is still a […]