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Introduction In the competitive world of construction, securing projects through tenders is a common practice. To stand out in this highly competitive field, construction companies need to demonstrate their commitment to quality and reliability. One way to do this is by obtaining ISO 9001 certification, a globally recognised standard for quality management systems. This blog

What is a UKAS Management System? In the ever-evolving business landscape, organisations are constantly seeking ways to enhance efficiency, boost customer satisfaction, and demonstrate a commitment to excellence. A pivotal tool in achieving these objectives is the implementation of management systems. Among the most esteemed and recognised accreditation bodies is the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS). In this blog, we will explore

In an era where information is one of the most valuable assets for organisations, safeguarding it against ever-evolving threats is of paramount importance. The International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) plays a vital role in providing guidelines for information security management. ISO 27001:2022, the revised standard for information security management, builds upon its predecessor, ISO 27001:2013,

Providing irrefutable proof that a business abides by certain health and safety requirements, obtaining your ISO (International Organisation for Standardisation) 45001 standard should be a top priority. However, there are many different requirements that must be met before your application for this sought-after certification can be approved. Fortunately, the expert team of experienced ISO 45001

A Squeaky Clean Image COP26 may be over, but the race to fix years of damage is most certainly not. For almost three decades, the UN has been bringing together almost every country for global climate summits (COPs). During that time, climate change has gone from being a fringe issue to a global priority. As

Quality Matters Quality – it’s extremely important for any business that they are providing quality products or services, and in the construction industry that is no exception. With poor quality costing the industry more than the combined profits of all companies within it, firms know all too well the importance of ensuring projects are completed