Button C&T Limited

Button C&T Limited Highly experienced SHEQ Manager and Trainer. Implementation of Quality, Environmental and Health & Safety management systems

Qualifications & experience include NEBOSH, ISO9001 Lead Auditor, Practical Environmental Management, First Aider and Fire Warden. Simon Button is a highly experienced SHEQ Manager and Trainer, with experience dating back to 1994. Qualifications & experience include NEBOSH (with distinction), ISO9001 Lead Auditor, Practical Environmental Management (PEM), First Aider and Fire Warden. Button C&T Li

mited offer a wide range of Safety, Health, Environmental and Quality (SHEQ) Consultancy & Training Services. Whether you are accredited to a recognised management system or not, we can add value to the business by either implementing new systems, or by managing the existing ones. Having implemented Quality, Environmental and Health & Safety management systems to ISO9001, 14001 and 45001, we can offer single accreditations, or a full integrated management system. Where clients have already established management systems, we manage the systems, to ensure continued accreditation, with audits and continual improvements. We have also implemented SSIP schemes for CHAS, SafeContractor, Constructionline, Acclaim, UVDB Verify and Avetta for a number of clients, with continued accreditation through annual audits. We carry comprehensive audits for all SHEQ disciplines on our client’s customer’s sites or at their head office, which also include audits to cover Fire Risk Assessments and unexpected situations, such as pandemics. We have a vast experience in Risk Management and Safe Systems of Work in various industries. We have a comprehensive Risk Register and can produce Risk Assessments & Method Statements (RAMS) for many types of work. Our portfolio includes a large number of Safe Working Procedures, to assist in the production of RAMS and to ensure the safety of the workforce. Our experience also includes the duties and responsibilities for the Construction (Design & Management) (CDM) Regs, including Principal Contractor and CDM Co-ordinator, which includes the generation of Construction Phase Plans (CPPs). We offer a wide array of Health & Safety training courses.

17/10/2024

Following on from our successes with other clients, Button C&T Limited have just started to work on an ISO9001/14001/45001 business management system for a new client, with certification anticipated in 2025.
We continue to carry out regular system monitoring for various other clients, to ensure successful external audits and continued certification.
If you are looking towards ISO accreditation, please send us a message and we will be pleased to discuss your requirements with you.

16/10/2024

Button C&T Limited have recently completed the first round of 30 fire risk assessments for a local hotel, pub, club & restaurant chain, including all recommendations for improvement to comply with all regulations.
We have just commenced with the annual refresher assessments.
If you are unsure about the compliance with regulations, please send us a message and we will be pleased to discuss your requirements with you.

15/10/2024

Button C&T Limited have just received yet another Safecontractor certificate that was achieved for a client, in addition to recent SSIP certifications for various clients, including CHAS and Constructionline

15/10/2024

Button C&T Limited had a very successful week as stand-in site management at a large UK warehousing project for Milestone Projects Limited.
Bring on the next one

I was honoured to be a distinguished guest, representing Whitnash, at the University of Warwick's Degree Ceremony last ...
23/01/2024

I was honoured to be a distinguished guest, representing Whitnash, at the University of Warwick's Degree Ceremony last week.
I am here with Deputy Mayor of Rugby, Cllr Simon Ward; Master of Ceremonies , Piers Gibbon; Vice-Chancellor and President at the University of Warwick, Professor Stuart Croft

17/12/2023

So the old man of the Cybertones Wheels of Steel has just completed a hat trick of events, 2 solo & 1 with DJ Matt Matthew Button, and all were absolute bangers. Thank you to Bravissimo, Whitnash Sports & Social Club and Warwick Boat Club for being great crowds. Next stop Whitnash kids disco at 10.30am tomorrow. Bring it on!

20/06/2023

Following completion of a Fire Warden course for a local hotel chain, it is great to receive positive feedback.
"Thanks Simon!!
You did a great job keeping us focused and the course, I felt. covered all topics needed in the specific work place.
It was as great morning off work ;) and I'm very happy to have a certificate under your training."

26/05/2023

We are proud to be working with a local hotel, club, pub and restaurant group, in providing them with fire warden training and fire risk assessments.

30/04/2023

We are delighted to say that we helped a client in passing another external audit for ISO9001TickITplus.

Well done to all concerned, who make this certification possible.

11/03/2023

Is your vision roadworthy?

All drivers have a legal obligation to ensure their vision is roadworthy every time they get behind the wheel.

Police will be conducting roadside vision screening across the country.

Most drivers know that worn or defective tyres on their vehicle can result in a fine and penalty points, but they are less likely to realise that driving with uncorrected defective eyesight is punishable with a fine of up to £1,000, three penalty points and possible disqualification and also can increase your risk of a collision occurring.

Ninety per cent of the information a driver uses is visual, so the Police want to use the roadside screening to raise awareness of the fundamental importance of good eyesight. Drivers who fail to meet the required standards are not only breaking the law but putting themselves and other road users at risk.

The voluntary roadside vision screening will ask drivers to read a number plate from a distance of 20 metres. All tests will be conducted in good daylight conditions, using a registration plate affixed to a vehicle at the correct measured distance (20m), with the driver wearing any eyesight correction (e.g. spectacles) worn at the time of driving.

Under legislation, known as Cassie’s Law, drivers who fail a roadside number plate test could have their licence revoked on the spot if a police officer deems them to be unsafe to be on the road. Other penalties for not meeting the legal eyesight standards include a possible fine or penalty points on your licence.

In addition to the 20m number plate test, the legal eyesight standards require motorists to have adequate fields of vision. The DVLA must also be notified about certain eyesight conditions.

Full details of the legal eyesight standards for all motorists can be found at gov.uk/driving-eyesight-rules.

Vision can decline gradually without you realising, so eye experts recommend all motorists have regular sight tests – every two years unless advised otherwise by your optometrist – to help ensure your vision remains roadworthy.

Personal responsibility is the starting point for safer roads. Making sure your eyesight meets the standards of vision for driving is really important and something only you can do to keep yourself and all other road users safe while driving.

12/02/2023

We are immensely proud to have been instrumental in assisting Sentridge Controls in gaining certification to ISO9001:2015.
Well done to the Sentridge team for their cooperation with this achievement.

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Home Farm Crescent
Whitnash
CV312QZ

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+447810883802

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