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CHAS and Constructionline Enquiries
CHAS and Constructionline Enquiries – Over the last few months we have had a large influx of clients that have been asked for an SSIP accreditation as well as Constructionline. There are a number of ways you can achieve this:
Constructionline
You can start your Constructionline Application as normal but request that you also get assessed for Acclaim. This will mean that your health & Safety will be assessed by Constructionline. The assessor will feedback and further information they need and the process can take up to 3-5 weeks to complete.
CHAS and Constructionline
In order to get both accreditations we would recommend that you start the process for CHAS first, this can take an average of 4 weeks from start to completion. Once you have your CHAS certificate you can then apply to Constructionline when you apply you would tick yes to having an SSIP certificate and upload your CHAS certificate here.
There is then no need to apply for acclaim and you would go ahead with you constructionline application as normal.
If you looking for help with applying for both accreditation’s we can help with thathere at Seguro.
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Introduction
If you are a construction client and are looking to check if the contractor you are looking to employ is SSIP (Safety Schemes in Procurement) registered, look no further! We will show you how to determine if someone is SSIP registered, giving you the peace of mind you need before starting your project.
If you are a contractor looking to become SSIP registered, you will need to select an accreditation company. The accreditation companies we work with are:
The most expensive is CHAS, and the least costly is PQS. Due to the Deem to Satisfy system by SSIP, a PQS accreditation is equivalent to a CHAS accreditation, and for a small fee, you can obtain certificates for both.
The driver for selection is normally your customer; if they insist on CHAS, you can get accredited with PQS and request a certificate for CHAS within the process.
Independent Advice
Feel free to call us, and we can advise you on the best selection for your needs. We have completed thousands of applications and understand the market inside out. We don’t mind which company you select; the assessment process is the same, thanks to SSIP.
Checking if a contractor is SSIP registered is straightforward
Go to the SSIP website and click onto the SSIP Portal.
In the search section type in the contractor name and press enter. If they are registered, the SSIP website. portal will give you the registration and renewal date details.
In order to find out the details and check it is the correct company you will need:
Company full registered
Registered address
Contacting the company and requesting a copy of their SSIP certificate and any additional and relevant documentation is also advisable. They should be willing to provide you with this information if they are a reputable company.
If you are not happy with the work someone has done for you this would not fall under SSIP. You would need to go to trading standards if you cannot resolve the issue with the company.Trading standards website
Testimonial
Ash Electrics
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I will share our feedback on your service but just to say a huge thank you, you have always been helpful and supportive and that has been very much appreciated.
