About Us
Our Responsibility
Corporate responsibility in building services covers how a company treats its people, its clients, the environment and the communities it works within.
Corporate responsibility
Responsibility beyond the contract
Being a responsible contractor means more than delivering a technically sound installation. It means being honest with clients, treating the workforce fairly, managing environmental impact, and standing behind the quality of work long after a project has finished.
In an industry where contractors are trusted with access to occupied buildings, critical infrastructure and client budgets, these responsibilities are not optional extras — they are part of what it means to operate professionally.
Areas of responsibility
What responsible contracting covers
Corporate responsibility in this sector tends to span a consistent set of areas, each with its own established good practice.
Ethics
Acting honestly in pricing, reporting and communication with clients, suppliers and regulators.
Health and safety
Protecting the people who carry out the work and those who occupy the buildings it is carried out in.
Environment
Managing the environmental impact of materials, waste and energy use across a project's life.
Workforce development
Investing in training, apprenticeships and progression so skills are passed on and standards maintained.
Community
Considering the wider effect of a project on the people and places around it.
Supply chains
Working with suppliers and subcontractors who can be relied upon to meet the same standards expected of the main contractor.
Quality and accountability
Standing behind completed work and being clear about how issues will be resolved if they arise.
Our policies
Approved MBG policy documents will be available to download here.
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