The SNA certification and NBBU membership reinforce each other
Paul Muller: “For us, the combination of the SNA certification and NBBU membership is very important. Although it is not a legal requirement, the companies we do business with often make it a requirement. This makes it even easier to demonstrate that we are a reliable partner that takes good care of its people. As far as I’m concerned, the link between SNA and the industry associations (ABU and NBBU) should be made mandatory anyway; that would only strengthen the position of the certification mark.”
Patrick van Steenderen adds: “From my perspective, the SNA inspection and the NBBU collective bargaining agreement audit are valuable tools for assessing not only whether we’re a reliable partner for our clients, but also whether we’re a good employer for our temporary workers. Moreover, it immediately serves as a good check to ensure our systems and processes are properly structured. Sometimes an inspection reveals areas for improvement, which can be truly instructive. Ultimately, Normec VRO, with the help of inspections, contributes to the quality of our internal processes and, thereby, to our reliability.”
“Through these inspections, Normec VRO contributes to the quality of our internal processes and, consequently, to our reliability.”
Patrick van Steenderen – Back Office Manager
Effective and Efficient Collaboration
“We truly view our relationship with Normec VRO as a partnership, in which it’s important that we collaborate effectively and efficiently. In practice, this is indeed the case. If I may suggest one area for improvement, however, the final debriefing could sometimes be a bit more specific. On the other hand, the personal attention Normec VRO provides during inspection days is a real plus. Instead of just going through a generic checklist, the inspectors think along with us and help keep each other on our toes.”
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