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Health and Safety Committee



The HBF Health and Safety Committee (HSC) is a membership group committed to driving further improvement in the health and safety performance of the home building sector.

It's members meet every quarter to discuss industry guidance documentation in development, the progress of subgroups formed to oversee arising issues, and relevant industry issues or best practice.

The committee maintains close links with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), with a representative sitting on the committee.

Rhodri Williams - HBF
Home Builders Federation
Technical and Sustainability Director

Rhodri Williams is HBF's Technical and Sustainability Director, and is therefore responsible for the Health and Safety Committee.

Meet the team

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Steph Calder

Membership and Website Officer
Steph oversees the committee's administration.

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Paul Dyster

Hill Group UK
Chair of the HBF Health and Safety Committee
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Abigail Bainbridge

Persimmon Homes
Deputy Chair of the HBF Health and Safety Committee

Upcoming meetings

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Join the Health and Safety Committee

Organisations with full HBF membership can request to join the HBF Health and Safety Committee.

To be part of the committee, member organisations must sign the HBF Health and Safety Charter and submit RIDDOR and accident data every quarter. This helps support efforts to improve health and safety across the industry.

Request to join the committee


Health and safety resources

The committee's working groups meet throughout the year to develop industry guidance documents and advise on new campaigns and initiatives.

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RIDDOR data collection and reporting



Health and safety data is collected quarterly from all volunteer member organisations from 1 April to 31 March.

The collated data is analysed and used to target effective improvements in the health and safety performance of the house building sector of the construction industry.

RIDDOR data collected from members has allowed us to identify where accidents are happening on site and across which job roles.

The trends identified in this analysis allows us to set our rolling objectives on an annual basis, leading to reduced accident statistics in the sector.

Data collection for HBF Health and Safety reports takes place on the HBF Stats Online platform, produced with the support of SSUK.

If you have any questions about the new platform, contact Steph Calder.


Looking to submit your RIDDOR data?



Visit the HBF Stats Online Platform