Accreditations and Environment

Accreditations

IWJS Group is fully authorised to work within the waste water services sector and this is demonstrated by our accreditations.

The Group has ISO 9001 quality, ISO 50001 energy compliance and ISO14001 environmental management status.
This standards exists to help organizations improve the quality of the service they provide and how to minimize the environmental impact whilst complying with applicable laws, regulations, and other requirements.

Being a registered waste licence holder we are fully compliant with the disposal of all waste at approved centres only using approved methods.

The IWJS Group holds Safecontractor, Constructionline, SMAS, CHAS, Achilles UVDB Verify and Achilles Link-up accreditations.

IWJS is a full member of the Water Jetting Association which is the national body representing both contractors and manufacturers for high pressure and ultra-high pressure water jetting.

Our training company, IWTS is fully accredited with City & Guilds, CITB and the Water Jetting Association and all key training staff are fully TAQA approved.

TAQA IQA Peter Jackson

TAQA IQA Tim Graham

TAQA Assessor Mark Eaves

TAQA Assessor Val Perrin

TAQA Assessor Nicole Perrin-Tweedy

Training

Our training courses are professionally designed and approved

IWTS prides itself with delivering a full range of health and safety training courses that are designed and delivered by highly qualified professional trainers. With all courses and modules fully vetted and approved by the following national training accreditation bodies to ensure we deliver to rigorous and high standards consistently. Affiliations with the following national training bodies include:

Environmental

Having consideration for the environment is part of IWJS’s daily life and operating in the waste management industry requires us to comply with certain environmental legislation. However we aim to exceed these requirements as it benefits the world we live in, our clients and our own business. All staff undertake environmental training as part of their induction to the business.

IWJS invests heavily in the latest specialist vehicles using the recycling technology to reduce our water use and minimise waste generation.
These recycling units remove water from the collected waste to be used again as part of our jetting and waste collection operations.

Fitting tracking management systems to all the IWJS fleet minimises daily travel distances reducing our fuel bill and carbon emissions.

We also set our own internal targets in reducing the use of diesel, water, gas, electricity and other materials at all our depots.
As a group IWJS will continue to find new ways of reducing our environmental impact.