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ISO Quality & Environmental Audit
4 December 2019
Annual ISO Quality & Environmental Audit Passed
On the 25th and 26th, November 2019 Advanced Maintenance UK Ltd’s Senior Management and Company Directors met with British Assessment Bureau for the annual ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 audit.
On the first day, the British Assessment Bureau auditor checked through all our working systems related to quality and environment to ensure that all required measures are in place. Next was onto proof that of how these systems impact the companies work and the differences they make. All in all, it was a very positive day and all were happy with how the audit was progressing.
For the 2nd day, the on-site audit, it was Senior Engineer Tony Williams who had the pleasure of hosting the British Assessment Bureau Auditor at one of our housing association sites in Thatcham, Berkshire. Tony did a fantastic job of talking through the works that he completed on the Plant Room Check and the auditor was more than pleased.
Once the 2-day audit was completed, we were thrilled to hear that we had passed the audit with no absolutely no minor or majors!
Advanced Maintenance UK Ltd were given 3 OFI recommendations to further improve our systems, which are always welcomed as we strive for the best possible system. Action has been taken already on these recommendations, two were completed there and then and the 3rd is in the process of being completed at present.
Thank you Team
Every year, the work required for the ISO 9001:2015 & ISO 14001:2015 is a team effort, and we would like to thank Advanced Maintenance UK Ltd employees for their continual input into the ISO and for ensuring that the company hold itself to the high standard expected of both the company and our auditors.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us at Advanced Maintenance UK Ltd!
Today, the team at Advanced Maintenance UK Ltd had the privilege of participating in Denefield School's Careers Day 2024. This event provided a unique opportunity for us to engage with bright young minds and share insights into the dynamic field of plumbing and maintenance. This year's event was particularly special for us as it allowed us to connect with students across all year groups and inspire the next generation of professionals. Our Director, Ricky Gale, led the charge, supported by Operations Manager Tony Williams, Accounts Assistant Donna Endean, and Quality Manager Kellie Pickett. Each team member brought their unique expertise and passion to the event, creating an enriching experience for the students. Throughout the day, the team engaged with students in meaningful discussions about the path to becoming a plumber. One of the most exciting aspects of our discussions was exploring the future technologies that await the next generation of plumbers. We delved into advancements such as smart plumbing systems, sustainable materials, and innovative tools that are set to revolutionise the industry. These technologies not only promise to make plumbing more efficient and environmentally friendly but also open up new avenues for innovation and career growth. A highlight of the day was the hands-on experience with the press gun, led by Tony and Ricky. The students' excitement and the brilliant results they achieved demonstrated the value of practical learning. A big thank you to Denefield School for the opportunity to participate in this inspiring event. The event not only allowed us to inspire young minds but also reinforced our commitment to community engagement and professional development. Engaging with the students and sharing our knowledge and passion was a rewarding experience for our team. Community engagement events like these are crucial for building a brighter future and fostering the next generation of leaders and innovators. We look forward to future collaborations and continuing to support the leaders of tomorrow. Together, we are building a brighter future.
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