Certificates

Following Certification Bodies are accredited by Belac for SCC certification. APAVE Belgium chaussée de Namur 61 1400 Nivelles T +32 67 79 44 80 - GSM +32 479 156 923 muriel.looze@apave.com | www.apave-certification.com BCCA (Belgian Construction Certification Association) Kantersteen 47 1000 Brussels T +32 2 238 24 11 mail@bcca.be | www.bcca.be BUREAU VERITAS Certification Belgium Mechelsesteenweg 128/136 [...]

Basic Safety (B-VCA) training for operational employees Training is an important criterion for SCC certification. Thus, all operational employees must hold an SCC 'Basic Safety' diploma. All employees performing high-risk tasks must also have received specific education and training for this purpose. To keep the safety awareness of employees at a good level

The safety passport occupies an important role within the SCC/VCO/VCU system. The safety passport is considered a handy and effective tool for checking whether employees have followed the necessary training and instructions. With the safety passport, employees show that they are well-trained professionals who can work safely. Some medical records are also part

1. Is compulsory on SCC certificates and diplomas Basic Safety SCC, Safety for Operational Managers SCC that in terms of form and content comply with the rules laid down by the UCvD-VCA. 2. Is permitted on letterhead of an SCC-certified company if other statements correspond with the scope of certification and do not go beyond it. 3. Is permitted for

Three certification levels SCC certification distinguishes between three levels: 1) SCC* Aimed at the direct control of HSE during the execution of activities on the shop floor, without involving subcontractors. 2) SCC** Focuses on the direct control of HSE during the execution of activities on the shop floor, as well as on the HSE structure (including HSE policy, HSE organisation and

What is SCC? Whereas the legislator used to keep companies' attention mainly focused on the safety and health of their own employees, the Welfare Act of 4 August 1996 broadened the scope to work with third parties. Indeed, in these situations, clear agreements must be made in order to ensure safety,