Support for gaining Publicly Available Specifications (PAS) and Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) Certification

PAS 2030 is the industry specification for which all energy efficiency installers must be certified to, and compliant with, when carrying out energy efficiency measures under government initiatives such as ECO and the Green Homes Grant.

PAS 2030 sets out the requirements for competence, technical ability, and overall requirements for quality that all installers will follow to ensure work carried out has met the required standard.

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• Achieve a standard that shows your business meets the technical requirements necessary to install energy efficiency measures under government scheme initiatives.
• Demonstrate to your customers the level of quality assurance you deliver as a business, which is instrumental in enhancing consumer protection, confidence and choice.
• Access new markets and profitability for your business as a result of taking part in government funded initiatives such as ECO and the Green Homes Grant.
• Develop your services, gain more customers, expand and grow so your business can benefit from an increased share in the marketplace.
• Play a vital role in the delivery of low-carbon properties which will benefit your customers with reduced energy costs and healthy, safe, and comfortable living conditions.
• Demonstrate to your customers that you support high levels of consumer protection so they can have real confidence in your business.
• Spotlight your business to your customers with the assurance they need when searching for qualified and competent installers.
• Demonstrate that your business benefits from consistency, efficiency, improvements, and effectiveness with a Quality Management System (QMS).

Once PAS 2030 certified and TrustMark registered, you can register for the Green Homes Grant and complete work for these ongoing schemes.

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The Microgeneration certification Scheme (MCS) certifies low-carbon products and installations used to produce electricity and heat from renewable sources. MCS certification is a mark of quality and demonstrates your adherence to recognised industry standards, highlighting quality, competency, and compliance.

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• Demonstrate to your customer you follow quality standards when carrying out low-carbon heat installations such as heat pumps.
• Show your commitment to quality workmanship and customer care.
• Position your business as a quality, reputable renewable energy installer at the forefront of this growing industry.
• Provide your customers peace of mind that you install low-carbon heat technology by defining, maintaining, and improving quality.
• Differentiate your business and show you meet the technical requirements to install low-carbon and renewable services and products.
• Be at the forefront of government funded initiatives, creating opportunities for your business to grow and expand.
• Play a vital role in helping your customers achieve low-carbon homes so they can benefit from reduced energy costs and heathy, safe, and comfortable living conditions.
• Demonstrate quality and compliance to industry standards providing your customers with peace of mind and confidence.
• Demonstrate your competency and commitment to continual improvements throughout the deployment of an effective management system.

Once MCS certified and TrustMark registered, you are able to register to complete work for the Green Homes Grant.

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