Group Scheme Certification Case Study
I’m really pleased to report that FSC has this week produced a group scheme certification case study, on one of our certificate holders – FenCert.
The case study formed part of this month’s Forest Matters publication.
It is really great to see our Certificate Holders taking advantage of these opportunities to communicate their certification.
What is group scheme certification?
Group scheme is available to small companies – usually under 15 employees. It is effectively an umbrella under which these smaller companies can hold FSC® certification.
FenCert is able to also provide training, procedures and set-up as part of their package to these smaller companies.
This combined makes it efficient and effective to obtain certification.
Individual Certification
If you are a smaller organisation looking to obtain individual certification though, this option is still available to you. Therefore it means that there are two routes open to you to obtain certification.
Interface NRM is a leading provider of Assurance Services International GmbH, Accredited FSC certification services.
If you would like to know more about obtaining certification for your business then we would love to hear from you.
You can call our sales team directly on 01952 288322 or you can also initiate a live chat from our website.
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