Accreditation

ACS Approved contractor

M4 Security Group holds the SIA’s Approved Contractor Scheme (ACS) status for the provision of Security Guarding services. SIA ACS approval is a source of confidence for buyers of security services. Its framework for setting, improving and monitoring operating standards is increasingly becoming the minimum requirement for any company deploying a security service. SIA ACS approval is voluntary and instantly positions your company as having been independently assessed and meeting a recognised level of performance.

ISO9001:2015

M4 Security Group hold the British Standard ISO 9001:2015 for its Quality Management System (QMS). Organizations use the standard to demonstrate the ability to consistently provide products and services that meet customer and regulatory requirements.

Safe contractor

M4 Security Group are SafeContractor accredited. SafeContractor is a SSIP accreditation that collects and verifies information across health, safety, financial and ethical practices – even extremely specific areas such as permits to work at height, or hazardous material handling.

NCP119

NCP 119’s requirements include measures related to best practice in terms of organisational structure, finances, payroll, insurance and premises. They also include personnel, sale of services, operations and documentation, and record-keeping. NCP 119’s requirements include measures related to best practice in terms of organisational structure, finances, payroll, insurance and premises. They also include personnel, sale of services, operations and documentation, and record-keeping.

NASDU: National Association of Specialist Dog Users

NASDU promotes standards, training and education within the private specialist detection & search dog sectors and offers support and guidance to both members and end users.

City Security Council (CSC)

The City Security Council (CSC) was established by leading Approved Contractor Scheme (ACS) security providers. Originally, a collaborative partnership between City based security companies and the City of London Police which was formed to assist them and the City of London Corporation whenever there is a major incident, crises or significant event that takes place within the footprint of the Square Mile in the City. Its strategic aim is to explore ways to improve collective responses to threats from terrorism, crisis or emergencies, which affect the City of London.