Target Timber awarded CQMS Safety Scheme Certification


Target Timber Systems Ltd is pleased to have been awarded CQMS Safety Scheme Certification.

This huge achievement demonstrates that, as a company, we operate safely and comply with the Safety Schemes in Procurement (SSIP) Core Criteria for health and safety.

It also demonstrates our commitment to continual improvement and best practice for health and safety in the workplace.

What is CQMS?

CQMS (Contractor Quality Management System) is a pre-qualification and compliance assessment scheme that evaluates contractors on health, safety, quality, and business standards.

The CQMS Safety Scheme is recognised by clients and all other Safety Schemes in Procurement (SSIP) member schemes. These include CHAS, SafeContractor, Achilles, and SMAS. The Scheme removes the need for suppliers to complete repeated assessments with different member schemes.

Target Timber panels

The CQMS Safety Scheme Assessment

The CQMS assessment looks at our health and safety business practices including:

  • Health and Safety Policies and Procedures
  • Safe Working Practices and Operations
  • Staff Training and Competence
  • Monitoring and Reporting
  • Provision for Staff Welfare.

Gold Standard Services

In addition to CQMS certification, Target Timber Systems Ltd is a Gold Assure Member of the Structural Timber Association. This provides customers with the highest level of assurance about the quality of our products, procedures and practices.

Find out more about our accreditations.

 

TELL US ABOUT YOUR PROJECT

We would love to hear about your project. If you have full architectural plans or drawings, please upload them using the form below and request a quotation. Or if you are planning a project and have questions about building with timber frame, complete the form below or call us on 01403 782 600.

"*" indicates required fields

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Drop files here or
Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, Max. file size: 20 MB.

    Share this page


    This entry was posted in News