Our Accreditations

As the United Kingdom’s national accreditation body, UKAS assesses organisations that provide inspection, testing, certification and calibration services. UKAS accreditation demonstrates that an organisation has been independently assessed for technical competence, impartiality and consistent working practices.

UKAS accredited inspection enhances the quality and reliability of our work. It helps give our clients confidence that our inspection processes, evidence recording and reporting are delivered within a structured and independently assessed framework.

Constructionline is a supplier prequalification and procurement platform used across the UK construction sector. Gold Membership helps demonstrate that a business has been assessed against recognised supplier and procurement standards.

Constructionline Gold membership supports our ability to work with contractors, developers, public sector organisations, property managers and larger client portfolios where supplier assurance and prequalification are important.

BlueSky Certification provides independent third-party certification schemes relating to fire-resistant doorsets, including inspection, installation, maintenance and manufacture.

BlueSky certification is particularly relevant to our fire door inspection work.

It supports the way we assess fire door assemblies, including the door leaf, frame, gaps, seals, hinges, hardware and self-closing devices, helping us provide clear and consistent inspection findings.

The Institute of Fire Safety Managers is a professional body focused on advancing fire safety knowledge, competence and best practice.

IFSM membership supports our commitment to practical fire safety management and ongoing professional development. This aligns with the work we do for responsible persons, building owners, landlords and managing agents who need clear inspection findings and practical remedial guidance.

FIS represents the finishes and interiors sector, bringing together organisations involved in fit-out, finishes and interior construction.

FIS Associate Membership is relevant because passive fire protection is closely linked to the quality of internal construction, including walls, ceilings, doorsets, service penetrations, linings and compartmentation details. It supports our role in identifying defects and helping clients understand fire safety issues within the built environment.