Incide Engineering has always placed great emphasis on environmental sustainability and the health and safety of all professionals involved in the design process, from employees to external staff.
In today’s landscape of integrated engineering and construction, corporate certifications play an increasingly critical role in the selection of technical partners to ensure operational reliability, risk management, environmental sustainability, and process quality throughout the entire project lifecycle.
In this context, Incide Engineering recently renewed its UNI EN ISO 14001:2015, UNI ISO 45001:2018, and UNI EN ISO 9001:2015 certifications in 2026, confirming a structured path of continuous improvement and alignment with the most up-to-date international standards. This renewal represents an evolution of the company’s management systems, consistent with new market demands and the growing complexity of multidisciplinary projects.
In addition to these certifications, Incide has obtained further strategic recognitions, including certification for gender equality and BIM certification UNI 11337-7:2018, elements that further strengthen the company’s positioning as a qualified partner for complex, high-tech projects.
Let’s take a look at the details of the most recent certifications and the benefits of relying on a certified company.
What’s ISO 14001 certification?
ISO 14001 is recognised internationally as the reference standard for Environmental Management Systems (EMS) and is applicable to organisations of all sizes and sectors.
This standard provides a management framework for the integration of environmental management practices, pursuing environmental protection, pollution prevention, and the reduction of energy and resource consumption.
ISO 14001 does not prescribe any specific environmental performance criteria per se, but applies to those environmental aspects that the organisation identifies as those it can control and have an influence on. In the case of Incide Engineering, this involves assessing and monitoring, as far as possible, atmospheric emissions of boiler combustion gases, monitoring energy wastage within the premises by raising staff awareness, introducing separate collection of waste products: relevant actions that make a difference in a global context.
Benefits of ISO 14001 Certification
Incide Engineering’s ISO 14001 certification demonstrates its commitment to continuous improvement of its environmental performance and, more generally, its focus on environmental sustainability policies.
An organisation can gain several benefits from the certification of an ISO 14001 Environmental Management System, from reducing the consumption of natural resources and energy to preventing pollution, from increasing credibility and improving its image to the outside world to making it easier to export by meeting the requirements of international customers.
In addition, having an ISO 14001 certification is often enhanced when bidding for tenders or contracting with sustainability-sensitive customers.
Finally, consumers are becoming increasingly aware of environmental and ecological issues: ISO 14001 certification helps our brand stand out as an environmentally responsible supplier.
What’s ISO 45001 certification?
ISO 45001:2018 is an international standard that specifies the requirements for an Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Management System, which aims to improve safety and preserve the health of both employees and external personnel.
Introduced in March 2018, ISO 45001 is a significant step forward in the overall effort to improve occupational health and safety (OHS) worldwide. Published by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO), the standard enables organisations to proactively improve injury prevention and reduce health problems, while protecting worker longevity.
Benefits of ISO 45001 Certification
To stand out in today’s competitive global marketplace, Incide Engineering must proactively manage all types of risks to the business, and the issue of occupational health and safety is no exception.
In particular, ISO 45001 will provide a new impetus for occupational health and safety practices within our organisation, helping to improve the safety of employees and contractors. This translates into an assurance of the company’s focus on these issues, becoming a clear sign of the company’s quality, as well as a sustainable improvement in employee motivation.
ISO 9001 Certification: Process quality and risk management
ISO 9001:2015 is the international standard for Quality Management Systems and is now an essential foundation for ensuring consistency, traceability, and reliability in business processes.
For Incide Engineering, ISO 9001 certification translates into an organizational system capable of:
- transforming business objectives into measurable processes
- reducing operational inefficiencies and redundancies
- integrating risk analysis into design decisions
In a market where timelines, costs, and quality must be perfectly aligned, the presence of an ISO 9001-certified system represents a concrete guarantee for the client.
Why rely on a certified engineering company
Relying on an ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 certified company offers several opportunities.
In fact, it allows an increase in productivity and the reduction of accidents at work and related direct and indirect costs: INAIL has noted a reduction in the frequency and severity index of accidents in certified companies.
In addition to this, there is a greater control of risk factors through the definition of objectives, goals and responsibilities, and the score of the technical offer in public tenders and competitions is considered higher. In addition, there is a reduction of controls and facilitation in obtaining administrative authorisations.
Being supported by a company with twenty years of experience and certified as Incide Engineering means choosing a reliable company with a renewed image towards the outside world, with a positive reception by the national and international market, not to mention greater access to public tenders, optimisation of relations with national and local institutions and satisfaction of investors’ and stakeholders’ needs.
Lastly, it means choosing a company that is attentive to reducing the consumption of natural resources and energy and to compliance with current environmental legislation, demonstrating a reasonable sense of responsibility.
Giampaolo Vallerini, Quality & Safety Manager at Incide Engineering, explains:
“For Incide Engineering, company certifications are today considered one of the safest and most reliable tools for testing the quality, organisational and production aspects of the company, whether as a supplier, end customer or worker”.
