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In a sector where your reputation is increasingly defined by the need to offer responsible, sustainable, and transparent business services, there has been a marked rise in the need for sign-makers to attain specialised health and safety accreditation in order to win major contracts.

This trend has been experienced by those such as The Sussex Sign Company, which has been awarded accreditation from Safecontractor due to its ongoing focus on this area. With a current turnover of £1.2m, the accreditation will reportedly enhance the company’s ability to attract new contracts.

Gaining Safecontractor is a milestone for The Sussex Sign Company and demonstrates our commitment to first class health and safety along with excellent customer service”

“Gaining Safecontractor is a milestone for The Sussex Sign Company and demonstrates our commitment to first class health and safety along with excellent customer service. We are extremely proud of this award,” says Norman Mayhew, managing director of The Sussex Sign Company.

John Kinge, technical director of Safecontractor, adds: “Major organisations simply cannot afford to run the risk of employing contractors who are not able to prove that they have sound health and safety policies in place.”

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Sussex Sign Company sets example

In a sector where your reputation is increasingly defined by the need to offer responsible, sustainable, and transparent business services, there has been a marked rise in the need for sign-makers to attain specialised health and safety accreditation in order to win major contracts.