Accreditations
UKAS Accredited BlueSky third-party certification
Our passive fire protection work is certified by BlueSky, an independent third-party certification body.
Third-party certification means our work is checked and verified by an outside organisation against recognised standards, this is maintained through audits every six months - which showcases our continued competency and understanding.
Members of the Fire Industry Association
We are members of the Fire Industry Association, a leading trade body representing the UK fire protection sector.
FIA membership gives our team access to technical guidance, industry training and updates on the standards and legislation affecting our work.
It also keeps us connected with wider developments across fire safety, helping us maintain informed and responsible working practices.
CHAS accredited for health and safety
We hold CHAS accreditation, which assesses our health and safety management against a recognised standard.
CHAS sits within the Safety Schemes in Procurement framework, known as SSIP, a system that lets clients and contractors accept a single health and safety pre-qualification rather than each checking it from scratch.
In practice it means our health and safety competence has already been independently assessed. This matters because much of our work takes place in live, occupied or high-risk environments. We may be working in residential blocks, schools, hospitals, public buildings, high-rise sites or areas where access is difficult.
IPAF-trained for powered access
Where passive fire protection work needs to be completed at height, our IPAF-qualified operatives can safely use the appropriate powered access equipment.
Operatives complete both theoretical and practical training before being assessed on their ability to operate specific categories of mobile elevating work platform. Their qualification is recorded through an IPAF Powered Access Licence.
This helps us plan and complete work safely in locations such as external elevations, atriums, service areas, warehouses and high-rise buildings.
SSIP-recognised health and safety standards
SSIP helps clients confirm that essential health and safety checks have already been completed.
Our SSIP certifications ensures all of our health and safety arrangements have been independently assessed against a nationally recognised set of standards.
We often operate in occupied buildings, restricted areas and alongside other contractors. Because of this, we take our safety standards very seriously, always managing risks, and planning works around building users, clients, and site teams.
Every Member Of Our On-site Team Is DBS checked
We work in live buildings and sensitive environments, so every member of our site team holds a current DBS check.
Our operatives are often working in occupied homes, schools, residential blocks, public buildings and other settings where residents, pupils, staff or vulnerable people may be present. Whenever a member of our team is on site, you can rest assured that they have been properly checked and vetted.
Certification means an independent body has assessed work, systems or competence against a defined scope. Membership means we belong to an industry organisation. Both are valuable, but they do different things, so we describe them separately.
Yes. If you need copies of certificates, membership details, insurance information or other pre-qualification documents, send us the requirements and we will provide the relevant information.
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