Certifications
At SERIS, we attach particular importance to quality, safety and continuous improvement. Our various departments have carefully constructed certifications that demonstrate that we work according to the highest international standards.
We are constantly thinking ahead, optimising our processes and investing in systems that guarantee our reliability, safety and sustainability. Thanks to these efforts, we are able to offer our customers and partners professional and high-quality services.
SERIS Academy
- ISO 9001 – Quality
SERIS Security
- ISO 9001 – Quality
- ISO 45001 – Health & Safety
- Ecovadis Bronze
SERIS Monitoring
- Incert Monitoring
SERIS Technology
- ISO 9001 – Quality
- ISO 14001 – Environment
- ISO 27001 – Information Security
- VCA** (Health & Safety)
- Incert Intrusion
- Bosec
- Ecovadis Silver
Leveranciers certificatie:
- Milestone
- Nedap
- Genetec
What exactly do these certifications mean?
ISO
- ISO 9001: international standard for quality management systems that helps organisations consistently deliver products and services that meet customer and regulatory requirements
- ISO 14001: internationally recognised standard for environmental management systems (EMS) that helps organisations manage their environmental impact and continuously improve performance
- ISO 45001: the international standard for occupational health and safety management systems.
- ISO 27001: internationally recognised standard for information security that sets requirements for an information security management system (ISMS).
VCA**
VCA** certification (Safety, Health and Environment Checklist for Contractors) is essential for companies operating in high-risk sectors.
Some important points for a company with VCA** certification:
- Safety and health: ensuring the safety and health of employees is the core of VCA**. This includes the correct use of PPE, recognising and avoiding hazardous situations, and following the correct procedures in the event of accidents.
- Risk analyses: regularly performing analyses to identify and control potential hazards in the workplace. This helps to prevent accidents and minimise risks.
- Education and training: B-VCA and VOL-VCA training courses
- Compliance with laws and regulations: complying with all relevant laws and regulations in the field of safety, health and the environment.
- Continuous improvement: implementing a culture of continuous improvement in the field of safety. This can be done by means of toolbox meetings.
- Documentation and registration: keeping detailed documentation and records of all safety measures, incidents and training courses. This is important for both internal evaluations and external audits (e.g. site inspections, work equipment inspections, etc.).
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