Tolworth’s Tala Building progress delights stakeholders
04 Aug 2026Local politicians were among those who joined tours of the new mental health facilities set to open in 2028
We are thrilled to receive Chartered Building Company status from the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).
It further enhances the existing programme of professional development within our organisation to establish a fully qualified workforce.
As a chartered builder, we will now benefit from the support of the CIOB in developing tailored specialist training.
This is particularly valuable with the imminent introduction of the Building Safety Bill, and the growing need for construction professionals to adapt and be trained to high standards for fire safety and security.
It will also allow us to play a more significant part in leading by example on best practice across the industry and helping to shape the future of construction.
Alison Cox, Executive Director of Engineering and Technical Services, and Fellow of the CIOB, said: “We are thrilled to receive this prestigious accreditation. We value our long-standing relationship with the CIOB, one of the leading and most influential bodies for construction management and leadership, and this is further validation of our ongoing focus on quality. This clearly demonstrates to our clients and our business partners that we are serious about delivering excellence across the board. For our people, it highlights our support to their ongoing professional development.”
Local politicians were among those who joined tours of the new mental health facilities set to open in 2028
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