We are SCC certified.
Because responsibility is non-negotiable.

The SCC certification stands for lived health and safety, trained employees, and demonstrably safe service provision.

It confirms that a company meets legal requirements in safety, health, and environmental protection, systematically minimises risks, and aligns its operational processes with the highest SHEQ standards – a clear signal to clients that safety and responsibility are embedded in daily actions.

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Organisational structure & management

Clear responsibilities for occupational safety, health protection, and environmental protection throughout the company
Documented procedures and responsibilities for the implementation of security measures
Nomination and qualification of managers with HSE (Health, Safety, Environment) responsibility
Carrying out hazard assessments and risk analyses as a basis for preventive measures
Proven cooperation with the company doctor and the occupational safety specialist
Planning and implementation of HSE objectives for the consistent improvement of occupational safety, health and environmental protection
Regular operational meetings on HSE topics

Personnel & qualification

SGU inspection of operational staff according to Doc. 018 or Doc. 016, every 5 years
SGU Managerial Performance Review as per Document 17, every 5 years
Regular training and instruction on occupational safety, health protection, environmental protection, and emergency measures
The deployment of qualified personnel in accordance with customer requirements and legal provisions
Qualification of employees in first aid and fire safety

Provision of services

Carrying out all services in accordance with HSE requirements
Deployment of qualified employees with passed SGU (Safety, Health, and Environment) examination
Safety instructions before starting work
Provision of suitable personal protective equipment and suitable work equipment
Documentation of services rendered and H&S relevant measures

Evaluation of performance & improvement

Collection and analysis of accidents, near misses and unsafe situations
Carrying out monthly H&S inspections at the point of work
Carrying out internal audits to review the effectiveness of the HSE management system
Conducting management reviews to assess the effectiveness of the SHE management system
Conducting employee reviews
Assessment of management's HSE performance and identification of potential improvements

Law & Compliance

Identification and evaluation of relevant legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements
Anchoring relevant legal requirements in daily work

Certification Procedure according to SCC VAZ – SCC**

Application

Submission of a certification application to an accredited certification body.

Document review

The certification body evaluates the documents submitted and checks whether the requirements for an audit are met.

On-site audit

Audit performance at the company headquarters and at the service location.

Optimisation phase

optional

Once the audit has been completed, the company is granted a period of up to two months - if necessary - to implement any potential improvements identified and to further develop existing processes in a targeted manner.