Cablers are Proud to Announce That They are Now Security Systems and Alarms Inspection Board (SSAIB) Accredited for the Installation of Video Surveillance Systems (VSS) and Access Control Systems (ACC). After a rigorous audit by the SSAIB, Cablers are proud to now have SSAIB accreditation for their installation of Video Surveillance and Access Control Systems. After internal growth and changes, Cablers realised that to take the next step in their business development, and to provide their customers with an added level of trust and confidence, there was a need to get a nationally recognised certification for their installation services. Approaching the SSAIB last year, the team at Cablers have worked diligently to put all the processes in place to be able to achieve the accreditation.

Why trust in the SSAIB?

‘SSAIB is a UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation Service, – recognised by the British government) approved certification body. Founded in 1994, the SSAIB is a company limited by guarantee, operating on a not-for-profit basis. It promotes high standards of service and is focused on serving the certification needs of organisations providing security and safety related services.’ Why trust in Cablers

By gaining SSAIB accreditation, Cablers’ customers are able to feel confident that their installations are being carried out by a competent accountable team of engineers, supported by a knowledgeable and understanding internal team.

Managing Director Murray Thorpe states: “I’m incredibly proud of the way the team has pulled out all the stops to ensure we have a robust and efficient system in place. Being recognised as SSIAB compliant means our customers can have confidence that the services we deliver meets the highest of standards.”

What the Certification Qualifies:

Video Surveillance Systems (VSS). Certification against the requirements of this scheme ensures that companies provide these services in compliance with appropriate standards and codes of conduct. VSS must be designed appropriate to the nature of the risk identified; they must be compliant with relevant legislation (including The Human Rights Act and Data Protection requirements as appropriate) and satisfy the agreed operational requirements.

Access Control Systems. This scheme is appropriate for companies providing electronic installations designed to permit or deny access to supervised premises. Control may be by means of cards, tokens, codes or biometrics. The company must have appropriate expertise in the design, provision, installation and/or maintenance of access control systems. System designs must be appropriate to the nature of the risk identified; compliant with relevant legislation (including The Human Rights Act, the Data Protection Act and Disability Discrimination Act as appropriate) and satisfy the agreed operational requirements. This will encompass checking some or all the items listed in the SSAIB checklist.

For more information on the SSAIB please visit: www.ssaib.org

🎉 Josh the Apprentice Graduates! 🎉

Our very own Josh has officially completed his apprenticeship and is now a fully-fledged member of the team! 🙌 Huge congratulations, Josh—we’re all incredibly proud of your growth and dedication.

Managing Director Murray Thorpe shared:
“Josh has been a diligent team member from day one, embracing our ethos and always eager to learn. Watching him progress and now graduate from his apprenticeship is a proud moment for both him and us.”

Well done, Josh—you’ve earned it! 👏