News: EMSc earn SAFEcontractor accreditation
EMSc (UK) Ltd, the Rotherham manufacturer of the Star range of energy saving solutions has been awarded SAFEcontractor accreditation, which recognises very high standards of health and safety practise.
The Templeborough company manufactures the UK's leading voltage optimisation system, Powerstar which uses a patented design to actively reduce electrical energy consumption by an average of 12-15% of consumed electricity.
Dr Alex Mardapittas, managing director at EMS, said: "At EMS we are driven by our desire to maintain a high standard of health and safety across all aspects of our business and we are committed to ensuring the welfare of our employees, contractors and clients at all times.
"This accreditation demonstrates the high standards of health and safety practices we operate under and our commitment to ensuring these high standards are upheld."
John Kinge, head of risk at SAFEcontractor, added: "Major organisations can no longer run the risk of employing contractors who are not able to prove that they have sound health and safety policies. More companies need to understand the importance of adopting good risk management in the way that EMS has done."
SAFEcontractor is a leading health and safety pre-qualification assessment scheme, dedicated to promoting higher standards of competence and compliance through the provision of relevant industry specific and tailored health and safety assessments for all professions and sectors. It is the fastest growing health and safety accreditation scheme in the UK, with more than 160 major clients and almost 18,000 contractor members.
The Powerstar system is the only voltage optimisation system wholly designed and manufactured in the UK and works by reducing the the voltage supplied by the National Grid. The award-winning company recently established a new team to target new build property developments.
EMS website
Images: powerstar.co.uk
The Templeborough company manufactures the UK's leading voltage optimisation system, Powerstar which uses a patented design to actively reduce electrical energy consumption by an average of 12-15% of consumed electricity.
Dr Alex Mardapittas, managing director at EMS, said: "At EMS we are driven by our desire to maintain a high standard of health and safety across all aspects of our business and we are committed to ensuring the welfare of our employees, contractors and clients at all times.
"This accreditation demonstrates the high standards of health and safety practices we operate under and our commitment to ensuring these high standards are upheld."
John Kinge, head of risk at SAFEcontractor, added: "Major organisations can no longer run the risk of employing contractors who are not able to prove that they have sound health and safety policies. More companies need to understand the importance of adopting good risk management in the way that EMS has done."
SAFEcontractor is a leading health and safety pre-qualification assessment scheme, dedicated to promoting higher standards of competence and compliance through the provision of relevant industry specific and tailored health and safety assessments for all professions and sectors. It is the fastest growing health and safety accreditation scheme in the UK, with more than 160 major clients and almost 18,000 contractor members.
The Powerstar system is the only voltage optimisation system wholly designed and manufactured in the UK and works by reducing the the voltage supplied by the National Grid. The award-winning company recently established a new team to target new build property developments.
EMS website
Images: powerstar.co.uk
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