Agreements
A clear scope, understandable terms and recorded agreements about additional work.
Anti-Beunhaas
The proposed model looks at how a business agrees, carries out and follows up its work. No quality marks are currently awarded.
A clear scope, understandable terms and recorded agreements about additional work.
Knowledge, experience and required authorisations relevant to the work actually offered.
Appropriate attention to safety, material selection and checks during the work.
Prices and invoices that can be explained. Changes discussed and recorded in advance.
Recorded completion checks and an accessible route for repair requests.
Periodic checks and an independent process for complaints, challenges and review.
Independent experts must develop and test the criteria before they are used. The organisation also needs assessment rules, defined responsibilities, evidence requirements and a complaints and review procedure.
A quality mark cannot guarantee that no mistake will occur. Its value depends on the checks, follow-up and a process for suspending or withdrawing certification.
Collect the relevant records before your next conversation with a contractor or adviser.
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