ISO certification for construction and technical companies
Open any serious technical-works tender and you will find it: the triad of ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 — sometimes as an on/off criterion, sometimes as a scored qualification. For a technical company the question is not “whether” to certify, but whether to do it with one integrated system that works — or three binders maintained purely for committee eyes.
One system, not three
The three standards share the same structure (Annex SL) — hence common policies, one management review, common internal audits. An integrated system costs less to implement, far less to maintain, and is audited in a combined audit. That is how we build it from day one.
The worksite is not the office
The auditor will ask to visit a worksite — and that is where a system proves real: work permits, H&S plans, task risk assessments, construction-waste management, subcontractors. We work with your engineer and safety officer so site records are produced by the work, not alongside it.
Steel structures: EN 1090 & ISO 3834
If you fabricate or erect load-bearing steel, CE marking under EN 1090 is a legal obligation — and presupposes welding control per ISO 3834, certified welders (EN ISO 9606-1) and approved procedures (WPS/WPQR). The project is carried out with the support of an experienced welding engineer.
Fleets & road safety
For companies with significant fleets (earthworks, networks, maintenance), ISO 39001 adds road-safety management — a standard few competitors hold and one that stands out in large clients’ prequalifications.
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