to the UK economy, (2) a driver of growth, (3) delivering excellent products, and (4) helping change lives. In November 2012, UKCG and CITB ran the "Open Doors Weekend" – an initiative for contractors to invite the public to visit sites and to see what they entail in terms of technical aspects, employment/career opportunities and community involvement in order to promote and position the industry positively. Other partner organisations were the Specialist Engineering Contractors Group (since 2021, Actuate UK), the Chartered Institute of Building, the Considerate Constructors Scheme and Construction News. In August 2014, UKCG and CITB launched the "Born To Build" campaign - a careers resource for young people to hear about the opportunities for young people in construction. The same Open Doors Weekend partners were sponsors. Key industry standards The UKCG was involved in the establishment of industry standards, including: Health and Safety Charter and a supply chain charter Health and safety training standard for directors, supervisors and operatives Competition Law Code of Conduct Anti-Bribery Code of Conduct Statement on the procurement of materials Membership The UKCG had three categories of membership: Contractor (full), Affiliate and Associate Members. Its Full members included Balfour Beatty, BAM Construct, Bouygues, Carillion, Clugston Group, Galliford Try, Interserve, Kier Group, Lend Lease Group, and Skanska. The Affiliate members (the Electrical Contractors' Association, the Building Engineering Services Association, the National Access and Scaffolding Confederation and the National Federation of Demolition Contractors) represented specialist contractors. The Associate members were B&CE, Cogitamus, Deloitte, Glenigan, Madano, Pinsent Masons and Reynolds Porter Chamberlain References External links UKCG website Born To Build website Open Doors weekend website Construction organizations Construction industry of the United Kingdom Organisations based in the City of Westminster Organizations established in 2009 Organizations disestablished in 2015 2009 establishments in the United Kingdom 2015 disestablishments in the United Kingdom