CLC names four priorities for better construction in 2022

It will also publish quarterly data to show the sector’s journey to zero carbon.

On building safety, it will work with partners to roll out frameworks to ensure that those working on buildings have the competence to build and maintain them safely.

And it said it would continue its work to promote the government’s Construction Playbook, boosting awareness and implementation among clients and suppliers.

CLC co-chair Andy Mitchell CBE said: “Having lit the spark in 2020, and watched it grow last year, the CLC can deliver transformational change for UK construction in 2022. We know that some of the threats facing our sector are daunting, but we are now working together as a sector, talking on challenges with a united approach. I hope that when we come to write our Annual Review for 2022 the whole sector will be able to judge us by our successes in delivering real change”

CLC co-chair and construction minister Lee Rowley MP said: “During 2021, the industry demonstrated its ability to adapt to manage the ongoing challenge of covid-19, and also its willingness to improve, and to start to tackle the need to transform the sector so it can consistently deliver better-performing, safer and more sustainable buildings and infrastructure.

“However, we can’t rest on our laurels. We will continue to face challenges during 2022. Only by working together collectively, will we continue to meet these challenges, and truly build back better, faster and greener for future generations.”