Burnsville Streat, MN 55337, United States
We at Cullinan Construction Consultants (we, us, our) are committed to always protecting your privacy and the security of your personal information to the best of our ability.
You can learn essential information from our privacy statement. It describes:
We must gather, utilise, handle, and deal with certain personal data about you to offer our products and services to you. We are held accountable as what is referred to as a “controller” of personal information for the General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018 when we do so.
In other words, we are the “legal or natural person, agency, public authority, or any other entity which, alone or jointly with others, determines the goals and means of the personal data processing and are responsible primarily for such information.
Please email if you have any inquiries about how we use your data. We are available at admin@cullinan-uk.com. You can also write to us at St James House, Hollinswood Rd, Telford TF2 9TW (Telford Office) or PA104, Technology Center, Wolverhampton WV10 9RU (Midlands Office). We are also a ring away at 0333 7722799.
This policy applies in all situations when we operate in the capacity of a data controller concerning the personal data of our visitors, associates, clients of our website, and users of our services. In other words, it applies when we have a supervising responsibility for collecting, storing, using, and sharing personal data.
We are dedicated to protecting the confidentiality of your information so that we can: provide customers with high-quality goods and services; always abide by the law and the various regulations to which we are subject; meet the needs of customers, employees, and other parties; and safeguard our reputation.
Please take note of the usage of the following terms in this policy:
By providing our goods and services, we may gather, store, utilise, and distribute your personal information. For us to be able to offer you our products and services, we may need to obtain the following information from you:
Please be aware that the personal information we have about you must be accurate and up to date. If there is any alteration in your data during the term of our partnership, let us know as soon as possible.
Data protection law mandates that we only use your personal information where it is appropriate and only for the purposes it was obtained. These are only a few potential causes: if you have authorised using your personal information for a single or more defined purpose.
The arguments sum up the widespread viewpoint regarding the potential uses of data. The exact stance, however, is that we may use your personal data for the following uses:
What is referred to as “special category personal information” will not be used for the objectives. This includes processing genetic and biometric data that can identify you and information about your health, sexual orientation, and data indicating your ethnic or racial origin, political opinions, religious beliefs, or membership in a labour union. Such information will never be processed without your express consent.
Contact process:
Together with the basic issues covered in previous sections, we might also need to send you updates regarding our products and services and information about significant developments about you, our products and services, or other connection issues that could interest or worry you.
Information about our products and services and changes to those products and services may be provided via mail, phone, email, or text message. We believe that processing your data for these reasons is necessary for us to further our legitimate business interests, and we do not need your permission to do so.
We occasionally conduct what are known as “legitimate interest assessments” to weigh your privacy rights against our interest in reaching out to you. When we think your consent is necessary, we will let you know and ask you directly for it.
If you have permitted us to do so, we may also send you information about goods and services from third parties if you have shown an interest in them or if they are related to goods and services we have provided.
Rest assured that we will never disclose your personal information to other parties for marketing or promotional reasons and will treat it with the utmost care. You always have the option to ask us not to contact you for any reason other than to deliver our goods and render our services.
However, occasionally, we could ask you to confirm your marketing preferences so that we can be certain they stay the same, particularly when it comes to matters like legal and regulatory revisions.
Although we will not use your personal information for marketing, it might be necessary for us to share it with others to provide you with our products and services, fulfil our contractual obligations to you, meet legal or regulatory requirements, or fulfil any other contractual, legal, or regulatory obligations to which we are subject.
These professionals could be solicitors, printers, medical professionals, manufacturers, installers, experts, designers, delivery businesses, barristers, advisors, and accountants, among others, who are used in connection with the goods and services for which we are commissioned.
Third parties with whom we are interacting in this subject, such as financial service providers, banks, building societies, and registrars; government agencies and organisations of a similar nature, such as Land Registry, membership records, professional records, Companies House, customs, and revenue, and more;
Other parties involved in our business, including:
We will always ensure that everyone with whom your personal information is shared processes it properly and takes all required precautions to protect it. Only when we are confident in their security procedures will we permit someone else to handle your personal information.
Please be aware that occasionally, to uphold our own legal and regulatory requirements, and we may be obliged to divulge your personal information to and trade information about government, law enforcement, and regulatory entities and agencies.
We may need to disclose your personal information with other third parties, such as those participating in a pertinent or related transaction, during and occasionally after our provision of products and services to you. Only information that is pertinent and important to communicate will be disclosed by us.
Also, we might have to disclose some personal data to third parties, like prospective buyers of all or a portion of our company or parties involved in a reorganisation. Information will typically be anonymised; however, this may be impossible sometimes. Confidentiality obligations will apply to the information’s recipient.
We may occasionally need to share data with other parties for statistical uses. When sharing information, we will make every effort to guarantee anonymity. Still, when this is impossible, we demand that the receiver always maintain the information’s confidentiality.
You have several rights about your personal information that we hold and process under the terms of data protection legislation as the data subject. These rights are free to exercise, and we must react to you within a certain amount of time after receiving your request. These rights are outlined in UK GDPR Articles 12-23. These are what they are:
Right of accessibility: You can ask us to confirm whether we are processing any personal information about you. If so, you have the right to access that information and a variety of other details, such as the reason we are processing it, who else has access to it, how long we plan to keep it, and whether or not you have any other rights.
Right to correction: The right to have erroneous personal information about you corrected without excessive delay.
Right to erasure: also known as the “right to be forgotten,” this is the ability you have to ask us to delete information about you in certain situations.
Right to request a restriction on processing: the ability to ask that, in some situations, we stop using your data for specified purposes.
Right to data portability: The option, under some conditions, to get the personal information you have given us in a structured, widely-used, and machine-readable format and to have that information forwarded to another controller.
Right to object The ability to object, under certain conditions, to how we process your data when it relates to direct marketing or where a legitimate interest justifies processing.
Right to be free from automated decision-making: a right to be free from decisions primarily based on automated processing, including profiling, that have legal repercussions for you or otherwise have a major impact on you.
The UK GDPR, which refers to information generated by the Information Commissioner’s Office, contains comprehensive information about these rights.
Data Security:
We follow solid security measures that are meant to stop your data from being mistakenly lost, used, or accessed unlawfully to ensure that it is kept secure and to prevent any breach of confidentially. Your data is only accessible to those who need it, and processing such data will consider the need for secrecy.
We rigorously test our systems and adhere to the best practices for information security. You will be informed if there is a possible data security breach. We shall also alert the appropriate authority of a potential data security breach whenever required by law.
Complaint Policy:
Please contact us if you have any questions about how we collect, utilise, keep, or discard your personal information. We can be reached through the information listed above or through this website.
Despite all of our efforts, things do occasionally go wrong. You have the right to file a complaint with the Information Commissioner’s Office if you are dissatisfied with any aspect of your personal data’s use and/or protection.