SSIP Accreditation

What is SSIP?

Safety Schemes in Procurement (SSIP) is not an assessment scheme itself; it is an umbrella organisation that includes various assessment schemes aimed at reducing duplication and costs for both buyers and suppliers. Contractors do not join SSIP directly. Instead, assessment schemes such as CHAS, Constructionline, and SMAS are registered members of SSIP.

How Does Having an Accreditation from One of the SSIP Members Help Your Business?

Trusted Accreditation

SSIP member schemes are strictly vetted, and having accreditation from one demonstrates your commitment to Health and Safety.

Cost Efficiency

Being Health and Safety assessed with an SSIP member scheme means you meet the criteria for all other SSIP member schemes, saving you money on multiple accreditations.

Financial Savings

The scheme saves millions of pounds annually for both buyers and suppliers by reducing the need for multiple accreditations.

Enhanced Professional Image

Accreditation improves your professional image and allows you to secure work that might otherwise be out of reach.

SSIP Aims

  • Reduce Duplication and Bureaucracy: SSIP aims to cut down on unnecessary paperwork and bureaucracy during the Stage 1 (Pre-qualification) procurement process.
  • Improve Health and Safety Compliance: By promoting a single standard for health and safety assessments at Stage 1, SSIP ensures that clients can rely on consistent and reliable compliance.
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