WWTec now SCC certified
WWTec GmbH & Co. KG, a company that specializes in bulk handling solutions, is pleased to announce that it has achieved the “Safety Certificate Contractors” (SCC) certification. This certification is an important recognition of the company’s commitment to workplace safety and its efforts to provide a safe and healthy work environment for its employees and customers.
The SCC certification scheme is specifically designed for contractors working in high-risk industries such as construction, chemical, and petrochemical and requires contractors to meet strict health, safety, and environmental management standards, including procedures for risk assessment, accident prevention, and emergency response.
Achieving SCC certification is a rigorous process that involves an evaluation of the company’s health and safety management system, an on-site inspection, and an assessment of the qualifications and training of employees. WWTec has worked diligently with its partner Hagen Consulting to implement robust health and safety management systems that meet the highest standards, ensuring that its operations are safe, reliable, and sustainable.
“We are proud to have achieved SCC certification, which demonstrates our commitment to workplace safety and our dedication to providing the highest level of service to our customers,” said WWTec CEO Lars Hanses. “We understand the importance of maintaining a safe and healthy work environment, and we are committed to continuously improving our health and safety practices.”
WWTec added the SCC certification to its already established ISO 9001:2015 certification. This is a testament to its commitment to excellence in all aspects of its business. The company’s customers can be assured that they are working with a trusted partner that prioritizes safety and reliability. WWTec looks forward to continuing to provide innovative and efficient bulk handling solutions while maintaining the highest standards of workplace safety.
You can view a copy of our certificates in the “Downloads” section.
