Enerdeal is certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. These are two distinct standards, audited by a third-party body, which govern the way in which we develop, build and operate our clients’ solar power stations.
ISO 9001: process control
The standard relates to the quality management system. It requires that every stage of a project be defined, documented and traceable: design studies, component selection, site supervision, handover and maintenance. Non-conformities are recorded and dealt with according to a formalised procedure, and the system is reviewed during internal and external audits.
For a site manager, this means having a point of contact whose methods do not depend on the individuals present on site, but on a framework applied consistently from one project to the next.
ISO 14001: management of environmental impacts
ISO 14001 provides a framework for the environmental management system. It requires the identification of impacts associated with our activities (construction waste, transport, products used, end-of-life equipment), the setting of reduction targets and the measurement of progress towards these targets.
This is particularly important in industrial site projects, where the client incorporates the construction site into its own environmental reporting and must be able to document the subcontractor chain.
Neither ISO 9001 nor ISO 14001 covers health and safety at work. This aspect is covered by a separate standard, the VCA, which is maintained by the company and its project managers.
Both certificates can be viewed below.
