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Veolia Water UK and its subsidiaries hold a wide range of industry accreditations and qualifications.
The Environmental Management systems of all Veolia Water UK businesses are now certified to ISO 14001.
The majority of Veolia Water Outsourcing businesses have integrated management systems that additionally meet the requirements of ISO 9001 (Quality Management) and OHSAS 18001 (Occupational Health and Safety).
Please see our Responsible Business Review (PDF 1.7MB) for more details.
Lloyd's Register operates registration schemes to assess providers across a range of industries. They operate schemes on behalf of the utility industry and their regulators to assess independently service providers seeking to work within the contestable markets in the electricity, gas, and water sectors.
Veolia Water Outsourcing holds full Lloyds MURS, GIRS, WIRS and NERS accreditations:
For more information, please visit our Multi-Utility Services section.
Veolia Water Outsourcing is on the Gas Safe Register (Registered Number 307104) and is qualified in the following areas of non-domestic work, in LPG and Natural Gas:
We're also qualified for a wide range of domestic work. For more information, please visit our Multi-Utility Services section.
Ofgem-approved meter installers are registered entities who conform to one or more of the codes of practice in relation to gas meter installation.
Veolia Water Outsourcing (registration number 307104) is approved for OAMI Codes of Practice 1a, 1b and 1c:
Contact our Multi-Utility Services team for more details.
FACTS is an independent and non-statutory body recognised by the fertiliser industry, Defra and the Environment Agency as a successful means of setting standards, training and maintaining the continuous professional development of those providing nutrient management advice.
All Veolia Water Organics Recycling contract managers are FACTS trained.
Although a voluntary scheme, the growth of FACTS membership reflects how the agricultural industry recognises the importance and benefit of qualified advice to promote farming systems that optimise crop nutrition and protect the quality of soil, water, air and farm biodiversity.