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Governance Policy

Quality Policy

The Bloomcabin quality policy is designed to build long-term partnerships with customers while providing products of consistently premium quality.

The quality policy is based on:

Meeting customer wishes and requirements for competitively high product quality;
Introducing innovative production technologies;
Continuously improving quality-control processes;
Developing business activities and ensuring their long-term success.

Internal auditors and external organisations regularly assess our quality-management system against the objectives of the quality policy and our business goals. This ensures that the system remains at the level set by management and complies with international standards.

The company’s control system ensures full traceability of production processes, from delivered timber through loading, unloading and installation of the finished product to warranty service.

Energy Management Policy

Energy management is one of the areas that has gained importance in recent years. Committed to energy-efficient energy use and consumption, Bloomcabin therefore introduced an energy-management system in 2017 that conforms to the LVS EN ISO 50001:2012 standard.

Under the energy management policy:

Compliance is maintained with legal and other external requirements that apply to organisations in relation to energy use, energy consumption and energy efficiency;
Efficiency of energy use is continuously improved and enhanced;
The importance of the energy-management system is communicated throughout the organisation, with measures promoting staff training and competence development;
Energy objectives and their target values are established, and the information and resources needed to achieve them are made available;
Energy-performance values are kept aligned with the organisation’s needs, while results are measured and reported at regular intervals;
Purchasing energy-efficient products and services is supported, and the necessary project planning is undertaken to improve energy performance;
Long-term improvements in energy performance are considered, while regular reviews of the energy-management system continually improve the organisation’s energy performance;
Specific energy objectives are defined and their success is monitored.