SMAS WorkSafe Assessment

SMAS WorkSafe Assessment is a leading Accreditation Scheme that is proving ever more popular with main contractors who want to assure themselves of the health and safety compliance of their sub contract companies. Many companies are now insisting that their suppliers and sub-contractors be accredited before they contract with them.

To the inexperienced business, SMAS looks like a lengthy bureaucratic process, to us it is just a series of processes that do not faze us at all. The key is in giving the assessors what they want first time, with evidence to back up your claims, to avoid any rejections.

Our Service

• With our help and guidance, and for a fixed fee (irrespective of how many submissions your paperwork may take) we will assist you in the accreditation process until you have satisfied the requirements, enabling you to focus on doing what you do best, running your own business.
• A dedicated member of Watson and Watson staff will liaise with you to discuss your existing systems and then get to work on the application. Chances are that you probably have a lot of the systems in place already but perhaps haven’t written them down formally. What we’ll do is put together a tangible application that allows you to demonstrate your systems to the assessor, which will lead to your accreditation.
• In the unlikely event you do not achieve accreditation, provided you have followed all of our advice, implemented the systems, and returned the required evidence, then we will fully refund the monies paid to us. Accreditation body fees are payable directly to them and are in addition to this.

Engage our service and SAVE £100 on SMAS Membership Fees.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SMAS WorkSafe Assessment Accreditation?

The SMAS WorkSafe Assessment Accreditation is a nationally recognised Health & Safety accreditation used to demonstrate a business’ Health & Safety Standards that will establish that your business is safe to work with.

What happens when I achieve the SMAS WorkSafe Assessment Accreditation?

You will be issued a certificate of completion valid for 12 months which will signify that you have met the relevant H&S standards. You will also be able to apply for other SSIP Accreditations under mutual recognition should you wish, this being achieved by completing a ‘Deem to Satisfy’ which we can help with if you so wish.

What are the main benefits of the SMAS WorkSafe Assessment Accreditation?

There are a variety of benefits to obtaining the SMAS WorkSafe Assessment Accreditation including:

• Client Visibility
• Demonstrate H&S Competence
• Ensure appropriate H&S Management Systems are in place, as assessed by SMAS
• Allows you to tender for contracts/jobs which may not be open to you without the accreditation
• Save time and money when tendering, as quite often having the accreditation allows you to bypass some questions posed when completing a pre-tender questionnaire
• SSIP Mutual Recognition – when applying for another SSIP Accreditation such as CHAS or SafeContractor, you will not be asked to repeat the core H&S questions

Who can apply for the SMAS WorkSafe Assessment Accreditation?

As each assessment is individual to the organisation, a variety of contractors can apply for the SMAS Worksafe Accreditation including electrical workers, bricklayers, groundwork service providers, asbestos removal and cleaning companies etc.

What does SMAS WorkSafe Assessment include?

• Health & Safety (SSIP)

What does SMAS Preferred Supplier include?

• Health & Safety (SSIP)
• Environmental Management
• Quality Management
• Anti-Bribery & Corruption
• Modern Slavery
• Financial & Business