Current events

Recently, BOVATIN and SKG-IKOB organized a mini-conference to explore together with tile and adhesive producers and business buyers of tile work whether- and how the komo process certificate can be an added value for the construction industry. 

SKG-IKOB Certification the Dutch certification body for the construction and real estate sector, is expanding its service package from November 2017 by offering training courses for this sector. 

"Departments of Building and Housing Supervision could work perfectly well with a system like the KOMO instrument Quality Assurance (KiK). Just like construction companies that are willing to show that they deliver demonstrable quality. Because what it is primarily about when renewing the building system is the joint application, by both construction column and government, of confidence about the actual construction quality achieved."

We are pleased to introduce René Hagenouw to you as our new project leader for process certification post-insulation.

The shares of BRIS B.V. have been fully transferred from SBRCURnet to SKG-IKOB. The companies signed the agreement on Monday, August 28, 2017.

The discussion of the Wkb (draft Building Quality Assurance Act) in the Senate on July 4 this year resulted in the Cabinet to amend the bill. The amended bill will then take the parliamentary route again. 

On June 19 last, Hendrik-Jan Verweij, General Manager at Remmers BV, received from Harm van Dartel, Certification Manager at SKG-IKOB Certification, the first komo certificate for hydrophobic products. This quality declaration indicates that the company and the products concerned meet the requirements of the Assessment Guideline BRL 1154.

A burglar-resistant construction is not necessarily equal to a bullet- and/or explosion-resistant construction. It is increasingly common for manufacturers of windows, doors and (roller) shutters to look for a construction that is both burglar-resistant and bullet- and/or explosion-resistant. This is no easy task. Construction requirements and the form of protection are different.

Private quality assurance in construction leads to more customer-friendliness and faster processes. At least in England, the Economic Institute for Construction (EIB) concludes. Also in Germany, Ireland and Norway the experiences with private quality assurance companies are positive.