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Accreditation Services

INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS

ISO 9001:2015

The International Standard for Quality Management

Accredition to this standard shows your customers that your business management has been audited to an approved standard and is fit for purpose

ISO 14001:2015

The International Standard for Environmental Management

Accredition to this standard shows your customers that your business recognises the effects that it can have on the Planet and is taking measures to elimate or reduce its impact

ISO 45001:2018

The International Standard for Health and Safety Management

Accredition to this standard shows your customers that your business cares about its employees, contractors, customers and suppliers is taking measures to reduce accidents and incidents

UK NATIONAL STANDARDS

CHAS

Chas describes itself as 'The Industry Leading Standard of Health and Safety Accredition in Procurement. Accreditation to this Standard shows your customers.

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Membership shows that your organisation can demonstrate  supply chain risk management compliance through SSIP Accreditation.

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CONSTRUCTION LINE

Constructionline describes itself as the service that prides itself on opening up opportunities for members to access a wide range of procurement contracts and projects – and for buyers to access a validated pool of high quality suppliers.

Compliance is at the heart of what we do. Whether it’s getting to grips with new standards and requirements or updating our systems to enable buyers to search on a wider range of criteria

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RISQ

RISQ is the Railway Industry Supplier Qualification Scheme.

RISQ gives buyers and suppliers a comprehensive view of the supply chain. Since 2018 they have been run entirely for the benefit of the railway and its supply chain, cutting prices to a competitive level. They have stakeholders, not shareholders. RISQS is:

  • Designed with industry involvement 

  • Overseen by independent industry figures 

  • Built for rail from the ground up

Accreditation to both Interational and National Standards involves:

 

a. auditing your company documentation to provide a baseline for improvement.

b. performing site inspections to check your current level of compliance to your procedures and practices.

c. checking your risk assessments and the level of compliance to those assessments.

d. developing a management system that both reflects your desired objectives and meets the requiremets of the chosen International Standard or Accreditation Body

e. training all your staff how to comply and why.

f. auditing your revised system to ensure future compliance

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