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Our work is independently assessed and certified, so you can appoint us, and evidence that decision, with confidence.
NAPIT is a government-approved competent person scheme for the electrical industry. Our registration means electrical work is carried out to BS 7671 and notifiable work is self-certified.
TrustMark is the government-endorsed quality scheme for work carried out in and around the home. It confirms we meet required standards of technical competence, customer service and trading practice.
BAFE is the independent register of quality fire safety providers. Our registration means our fire alarm work is third-party certificated against a recognised scheme, the assurance responsible persons and insurers look for.
SSAIB is a leading UKAS-accredited certification body for the security and fire safety industry. Our certification confirms our intruder alarm and fire systems are installed and maintained to the required British and European standards.
CHAS assesses our health & safety policies, procedures and track record against a recognised threshold, so principal contractors and clients can appoint us with confidence.
SMAS Worksafe is a member of the Safety Schemes in Procurement (SSIP) forum. Our accreditation demonstrates our health & safety management meets the SSIP core criteria recognised across the industry.
The FIA is the UK’s largest fire protection trade association. Membership requires third-party certification and ongoing technical competence, and keeps our engineers current with fire standards and legislation.
Third-party certification you can put straight into a compliance file, tender return or client report.
Our technical and safety standards are audited by external bodies, not just claimed on a website.
Fire and security certification issued to the schemes and standards insurers and warranty providers expect.
Fire, security and electrical accreditations under one contractor, fewer suppliers to vet and manage.
We can supply certificates, insurance and policy documents on request. Just ask.