QSSE Policy: Quality, Safety and Industrial Risk Management

At ARMITEC, quality, safety and risk prevention are at the heart of our industrial commitments. Aware of the specific requirements of the environments in which we operate, particularly in the nuclear, energy and industrial sectors, the company has progressively developed a QSSE management system (Quality, Safety, Health and Environment) designed to protect our employees, temporary workers, clients and partners.

A Quality and Safety Approach Backed by Recognised Certifications

Having embarked on a structured safety management approach in 2007, ARMITEC has continuously strengthened its organisation and practices over the years. Today, this policy is supported by three certifications: ISO 9001:2015, for quality management, ISO 45001:2018, for occupational health and safety management, and CEFRI 1456E, for operations in nuclear environments. These certifications demonstrate our commitment to risk management, regulatory compliance and the continuous improvement of our practices.

Teams Trained and Qualified to Meet Industrial Requirements

Risk prevention relies first and foremost on the skills and commitment of our teams. Our employees receive training and qualifications suited to the industrial environments in which they operate, including ATEX, electrical safety, SST (workplace first aid), overhead crane and lifting operations, CACES (equipment operator certification), working at height and safety harness use, among others.

This safety culture is maintained on a daily basis through safety inductions, toolbox talks and regular HSE audits, carried out both in our workshops and at our clients' sites.

At ARMITEC, quality and safety are more than just certifications: they guide our working methods and reflect our commitment to controlled, reliable and responsible industrial operations.

Since June 2026, ARMITEC has also incorporated CRP (Radiation Protection Competence), relating to the prevention and control of risks associated with ionising radiation in the nuclear sector.

We are also preparing for EN 1090 certification, in response to the requirements of some of our clients. This standard defines manufacturing, inspection and traceability requirements to ensure the compliance and safety of steel and aluminium structures.