Accreditations
Reliable Roofing

Health & Safety Matters

Our Health and Saftey Consultants John Douglass Consultants are on hand to provide reliable and up to date health and safety advice with regards to all aspects of work carried out by Best Roofers.

Consumer Protection

Trust Mark - Government Endorsed Standards

Local, trustworthy & reliable tradesmen, operating to Government endorsed standards.
TrustMark is a not for profit organisation, licensed by Government and supported by consumer protection groups.

Website: www.trustmark.org.uk

Fairtrades

FairTrades Association Members Have Been The Homeowners First Choice For 30 Years!
For the past 30 years Fairtrades has been promoting recommended double glazing firms, solar providers and builders, roofers, plumbers and joiners to the general public. Home owners benefit from access to their easy to use ‘Find A Tradesman’ business directory of registered builders and local home improvement professionals.

Website: www.fairtrades.co.uk

Homepro

HomePro provides a comprehensive service to both Homeowners and Trade Professionals to help ensure that the Homeowner's home improvement projects are a great success.
HomePro is a UK wide Directory of approved and registered home improvement businesses. Their Directory lists only those businesses that have passed their vetting procedures, and shows feedback form previous customers to help new and potential customers decide which Tradesmen to choose. HomePro is also one of the largest, award-winning providers of Insurance Backed Guarantees (IBGs) to the home improvement industry.

Website: www.homepro.com

Health & Safety

CSCS

CSCS is the Construction Skills Certification Scheme.
Introduced in 1995, CSCS is designed to significantly improve the quality of work done by individuals throughout the industry and also to ensure that all workers have at least a basic knowledge of health and safety, a factor that has lead to a reduction in the number of construction accidents

Website: www.cscs.uk.com
Benefits For Clients Page URL: www.cscs.uk.com/scheme-benefits/for-clients

PASMA

Founded in 1974, the Prefabricated Access Suppliers’ and Manufacturers’ Association (PASMA), is the recognised focus and authority for mobile access towers.
As such it advances safety, standards and best practice across a wide range of sectors and represents the interests of manufacturers. It provides and governs the industry standard training scheme for mobile access towers. deliver proficiency and competence as required by the Work at Height Regulations. For many, the PASMA certificate and ID card are the only acceptable proof of competence.

Website: www.pasma.co.uk

IPAF

The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) promotes the safe and effective use of powered access equipment worldwide.
In the widest sense, through providing technical advice and information, through influencing and interpreting legislation and standards, through its safety initiatives and training programmes.

Website: www.ipaf.org

UKATA

UKATA sets standards in asbestos training and ensures that its members meet those standards.
It is legal requirement that all who may come across asbestos in their day to day work have been provided with asbestos awareness training. If they will intentionally work on asbestos they must have had appropriate training specific to the tasks they will undertake.

Website: www.ukata.org.uk

UKPia / SPA

The petroleum industry handles potentially hazardous products and therefore a top priority is health, safety and sound work practices.
Working on petrol filling stations presents some special issues, not least the safety of the public. For this reason UKPIA and its members have helped develop a self-regulatory scheme to ensure that workers in the industry and particularly contractors working on forecourts, are trained to meet specified standards.

Website: www.ukpia.com

Working at Height

Working at height remains one of the biggest causes of fatalities and major injuries. Common cases include falls from ladders and through fragile roofs.
Work at height means work in any place, including at or below ground level (for example in underground workings), where a person could fall a distance liable to cause injury. All Staff at Best Roofers are trained and hold indate certificates for Working At Height.

Website: www.ukpia.com (www.hse.gov.uk/toolbox/height.htm)