Essential to the development of trade and the movement of people, the field of transport, logistics and infrastructure faces considerable challenges in terms of safety and performance.
European and national policies draw extensively on accreditation to minimise the risks of accidents and the exposure of people to potentially hazardous transport conditions.
Certification of management systems by a third party is a means of getting their conformity with international norms and standards recognised, and in this way certifying that the organisation in place meets precise requirements.
Use of an accredited conformity assessment body guarantees the latter's competence and impartiality. It is a token of confidence in the quality of the service delivered.
Certain accredited certifications help reinforce the security of infrastructure or data within companies specialised in transport and logistics, improve the quality of the services provided, or reduce the environmental footprint. They can also differentiate from the competition by promoting the policies put in place.
