Quality, Environmental, Safety & Health Consultancy.
To provide our clients with combined management systems for Quality, Environmental, Safety & Health. To assist them to obtain certification to International and National Standards and provide independent auditing to maintain their systems. Our service optimises quality, minimises environmental pollution and health & safety risks. We assist you to ensure legal compliance of all systems prior to new legislation becoming applicable.
Quensh is a small consultancy based in central Scotland UK, established in 1998. We keep our cost low by use of technology and when not at clients' premises we operate from our homes.
The systems we provide have enabled our clients to get certification by UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation Service) registered external auditors.
Client's Review of a recent assignment
The Environmental management system has been an overall benefit to this company and the environment. There has been a culture change as the majority had not thought about pollution before the Environmental policy was published. During the awareness training it became clear that most people were proud that their employer was serious about protecting the Environment. Employees were aware that major customers were pressurising this company to get certified, so this was also an incentive to take the matter seriously. The training has proved beneficial, as the few occasions of serious spillages of coolant have avoided actual pollution of the drainage system. The new building has much sustainable technology inbuilt, including reconstituted wood in the floor joists and flooring panels. It is true that some of the financial benefits would have occurred without the Environmental management system, but the regular audits and serendipity of discovering free benefits has made the experience very acceptable. We have since extended the Quensh contract to include Quality and Health & Safety.
Shandon Lea CEO:
Founded Quensh in 1998 and built up the client base in Aberdeen. Became an Affiliate member of IEMA and Joined the local committees in Aberdeen and later in Edinburgh during the Institute's development to the Professional body for Chartered Environmentalists it has become.