Quality & Environmental Policy

As a company engaged in the manufacture, supply, installation and maintenance of dust and fume extraction systems, DCE Ltd recognises its responsibility to meet customer requirements, whilst operating in a way that reduces the environmental impact. This will be achieved by:

• Consistently providing services that meet customer and applicable legal requirements, ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 standards, as well as visual aesthetic standards.
• Considering the context of the organisation and aligning the integrated Quality & Environmental Management System with the strategic direction of DCE Ltd.
• A commitment to employee development and training that ensures that all employees are proficient in their areas of responsibility.
• Ensuring the integrated Quality & Environmental Management System requirements are communicated and understood by all DCE Ltd personnel.
• The effective management of the organisation, along with employee-established quality & environmental objectives and defined responsibilities. Targets and performance that is reviewed on a regular basis.
• Incorporating a management review process to ensure the ongoing effectiveness and suitability of the management system. Enhancing customer satisfaction and minimising the environmental impact through the effective application of the system, including improvement processes and the assurance of conformity to customer and applicable legal requirements
• Demonstrating a commitment to the protection of the environment, including minimising the use of energy and natural resources, the prevention of pollution, also fulfilling legal and compliance obligations, as well as other DCE commitments.
• Responsibly managing the disposal of all waste, including the prevention, reduction, reuse, or recycling of waste where possible.
• Carefully selecting suppliers and contract delivery services that support the achievement of DCE’s quality and environmental commitments.
• Ensuring ongoing awareness of potential environmental impacts and changes, resulting from the operation.
• Adopting a Life Cycle Perspective approach to minimise the risk of environmental impacts being unintentionally shifted elsewhere within the life cycle. Improving operational activities where possible.
• Continuously improving the integrated management system at all stages.

The Contracts Manager is responsible for communicating the Quality & Environmental Policy to all DCE employees.

Martin Gill
Managing Director
10/04/25

 Ref: PP02
Rev: 03