Three key policies determine how we control and manage our business. These cover Quality, Environment and Health and Safety

The Company's quality assurance system is in accordance with the requirements of BS EN ISO 9002. These requirements are considered to be the minimum standard of attainment by the Company to ensure that the quality requirements of customers are fulfilled in all respects.

It is the policy of the Company to apply the quality assurance programme on all contracts.

The procedures in this manual define how the resources of the Company are organised and controlled so that assurance can be given on the Company's ability to work to specification and to control all aspects of product quality.

A programme of continuous improvement and suitability of all activities directly affecting quality will be maintained by regular review and monitoring. Quality objectives are set and reviewed at the six monthly System Review. The policy is communicated to all personnel via induction training and notice boards.

All procedures and principles detailed in this manual are mandatory and no deviations or alternatives are permitted by Company employees or subcontractors involved in these procedures.

The manual is reviewed and updated to ensure continual improvement in the effectiveness of the system. click to view system

E.C Williams Ltd will:

    1. Endeavour to operate to all relevant environmental legislation and regulations
    2. Maintain a programme of continuous improvement of all activities directly affecting the environment by
        regular review or monitoring
    3. Continually reduce raw material usage, energy consumption, waste and avoid pollution
    4. Ensure all production personnel are aware of the potential environmental impacts of the processes for
        which they are responsible
    5. Encourage our customers and suppliers to adopt environmental responsibility through raising
        environmental awareness

    1. The Board of Directors of E. C. Williams regards the promotion of health and safety measures as
        a mutual objective for the management and employees at all levels.

    2. It is therefore company policy to do all that is reasonable to prevent personal injury and damage to
        property and to protect everyone from foreseeable work hazards including the public
        insofar as they come into contact with the company or its products.

    3. In particular, the company has a responsibility to:
        - provide and maintain safe and healthy working conditions, taking account of any statutory
           requirements.
        - provide training and instructions to enable employees to perform their work safely and efficiently.
        - make available all necessary safety devices and protective equipment and to supervise their use.
        - maintain a constant and continuing interest in health and safety matters applicable to the company's
           activities and for its management to set an example in safe behaviour.

    4. Employees have a responsibility to co-operate in this objective by:
        - working safely and efficiently using the protective equipment provided and by meeting statutory
           obligations.
        - reporting incidents that have led, or may lead to injury or damage.
        - adhering to company procedure jointly agreed on their behalf for securing a safe workplace.
        - assisting in the investigation of accidents with the object of introducing measures to prevent a
           recurrence.

    5. The members of management in this factory are responsible for maintaining safe and healthy working
        conditions within the framework of the General Policy Statement.