Accreditations and Certifications that highlight BriggsAmasco’s dedication to quality and customer satisfaction in the roofing industry.
BriggsAmasco are members of, or accredited to, the following organisations:-
Achilles – Carbon Reduce Certification
Briggs Amasco Ltd is now certified to the Achilles Carbon Reduce programme in line with ISO 14064 Part 1 2018. This certification entailed providing detailed and verifiable greenhouse gas emission data and proving our commitment to managing and reducing our emissions across all of our activities.
Achilles – Sustainable Procurement
Achilles identifies, evaluates, and monitors supplier information on behalf of major organisations worldwide. Achilles have been operating in the UK since 2007.
In their Construction Sector:-
“Safety, health, sustainability, illegal labour and CSR are just some of the areas covered by our construction services. We offer a robust pre-qualification and audit process designed to meet our clients’ high supply chain management standards.”
BriggsAmasco are accredited and audited to level 5.
Construction Supply Chain Payment Charter
On 30th January 2017, BriggsAmasco signed up to the Construction Supply Chain Payment Charter, as we strongly believe that fair and transparent payment practices are essential to creating a more collaborative culture and ensuring a strong, resilient and sustainable supply chain.
The ambition of the charter is to move to zero retentions by 2025.
Further information on the charter can be found by clicking the link below or by visiting their website.
> Implementing the Construction Supply Chain Payment Charter Guidance Note (pdf)
Constructionline
Constructionline is a public-private partnership between the Department of Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (formerly the DTI) and Capita Business Services.
As a national online database, it is the UK’s largest register for pre-qualified contractors and consultants. Its aim is to improve efficiencies for buyers and suppliers in the construction industry, specifically by reducing the duplication of work and administration relating to the process of pre-qualifying suppliers for construction contracts.
BriggsAmasco are Gold members.
> Download the Certificate
> Download the Social Value Certificate
> Constructionline website link
Committed to CSCS
CSCS – Construction Skills Certification Scheme
CSCS was set up to help the construction industry to improve quality and reduce accidents.
CSCS cards are increasingly demanded as proof of occupational competence by contractors, public and private clients and others.
Fleet Operators Recognition Scheme (FORS)
Our London branch in Harold Wood has achieved Silver status for the Fleet Operators Recognition Scheme.
GRO Certificate of Membership
BriggsAmasco is a Supplier member of The Green Roof Organisation (GRO).
ISO Integrated Management System
BriggsAmasco operates a recognised integrated management system, awarded and monitored by UKAS, which consists of the following three Certifications:-
ISO 9001:2015 – click here for the certificate – click here for our policy
The internationally recognised standard for an organisation’s Internal Quality Management
ISO 14001:2015 – click here for the certificate – click here for our policy
The Environmental accreditation
ISO 45001:2018 – click here for the certificate – click here for our policy
The Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems accreditation
Investors in People
Investors in People is all about business improvement.
BriggsAmasco has been an accredited member of Investors in People since 2003. It uses the framework to monitor and invest in the training of all its staff, in order that they may become more proficient in all aspects of their jobs. This in turn, allows customers to reap the benefit of a truly professional service.
> Download current certificate
> Investors in People website link
MAC – Mastic Asphalt Council
The Mastic Asphalt Council (MAC) is the trade association for the UK mastic asphalt industry.
MAC represents more than 90 firms – including mastic asphalt manufacturers, the contractors responsible for its installation, and associated suppliers of equipment and services.
NFRC – The National Federation of Roofing Contractors
NFRC is the UK’s largest roofing trade association representing over 60% of the roofing industry by value. By using a NFRC registered contractor you have the comfort of guaranteed protection and quality.
NFRC actively ensures that members offer high standards of workmanship and sound business practice through a strict code of practice and independent vetting procedure, including site inspections and adhering to the Government endorsed TrustMark standards.
SPRA – Single Ply Roofing Association
The Single Ply Roofing Association is the UK authority on polymeric waterproofing.
SPRA mission statement: “To ensure that clients obtain high quality polymer-based single layer roofing, through a partnership of quality assured manufacturers and contractors.
Safecontractor
Safecontractor is an accreditation scheme that assesses the health & safety competency of contractors and service providers.
One of the major benefits of Safecontractor is ensuring that companies who are providing services on your sites are taking Health & Safety seriously.
> Safecontractor website link
> Download Safecontractor certificate
> Download Safecontractor SafePQQ certificate
Skills Pledge
BriggsAmasco pledge their commitment to actively encourage all their employees to gain skills and qualifications – June 2009.
“Our Future. It’s in Our Hands”
In 2010 Learning and Skills Council was replaced with Skills Funding Agency.
> BriggsAmasco Skills Pledge Certificate
> Skills Funding Agency website link
Supply Chain Sustainability School
Briggs Amasco Ltd is a Gold member of the Supply Chain Sustainability School.
We joined in 2012 when the School was launched by a small group of main contractors, as an approach to addressing sustainability within the construction industry supply chain.
It now has more than 50 partners and 10,000 members, and provides free practical support in the form of e-leaning modules, tailored self assessment and action plans, sustainability training and networking opportunities.
The School continues to be delivered by an independent third party, Action Sustainability, maintaining confidentiality of the information we provide.
Janice Tyler, BriggsAmasco’s Environment & Supply Chain Manager, leads our involvement with the School and manages the assessments and action plans. Janice has presented at a number of supplier days, including the launch of the new Welsh school in Cardiff during March 2017, where we received very positive feedback from the partners.
As a Gold member we have attended “invitation only” workshops where partners and selected members have discussed the vision of the School and also its values.
Training workshops we have attended include the Modern Slavery Act, Fairness, Inclusion and Respect, Sustainable Procurement, The Apprenticeship Levy, Waste Management. The learning from these, and from on-line resources, is then used to provide in-house training and information for our staff, operatives and sub-contractors.
Further information on the School together with our case study and video testimonial can be found on www.supplychainschool.co.uk
