TrustMark Licence Plus
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What is TrustMark Licence Plus?
TrustMark Licence Plus is a key route in supporting TrustMark Registered Businesses to engage in a transitional adoption of fabric-first. As well as whole house retrofit, enabling these businesses to take on domestic retrofit energy efficiency work under consumer protection and a recognisable TrustMark framework of compliance.
The scheme has been created to help build supply chain by supporting the increased engagement of competency through tradespeople. Highlighting the competency and quality workmanship of TrustMark Registered Businesses through those who join the Licence Plus Scheme through The IAA.
The IAA & TrustMark Licence Plus
As Scheme Providers The IAA have extended their scope to deliver Licence Plus, exceeding requirements provided by TrustMark to ensure quality assurance through compliance, audit and assessment with relation to the 7 Pillars of compliance. The pillars include:
To further fulfil the TrustMark Licence Plus requirements, The IAA are able to provide an Able To Pay (ATP) guarantees. For further information visit the ATP webpage.
Our CEO, Nigel Donohue explains “We are delighted to work with TrustMark to further extend our scope, now including the TrustMark Licence Plus scheme. All TrustMark registered members of The IAA are welcome to add TrustMark Licence Plus within their membership.”
What is TrustMark Licence Plus?
TrustMark Licence Plus is a key route in supporting TrustMark Registered Businesses to engage in a transitional adoption of fabric-first. As well as whole house retrofit, enabling these businesses to take on domestic retrofit energy efficiency work under consumer protection and a recognisable TrustMark framework of compliance.
The scheme has been created to help build supply chain by supporting the increased engagement of competency through tradespeople. Highlighting the competency and quality workmanship of TrustMark Registered Businesses through those who join the Licence Plus Scheme through The IAA.
The IAA & TrustMark Licence Plus
As Scheme Providers The IAA have extended their scope to deliver Licence Plus, exceeding requirements provided by TrustMark to ensure quality assurance through compliance, audit and assessment with relation to the 7 Pillars of compliance. The pillars include:
- Competent people
- Pre suitability assessment
- competent design body
- Approved systems and products
- Compliance with building regulations
- Consumer protection
- Surveillance
To further fulfil the TrustMark Licence Plus requirements, The IAA are able to provide an Able To Pay (ATP) guarantees. For further information visit the ATP webpage.
Our CEO, Nigel Donohue explains “We are delighted to work with TrustMark to further extend our scope, now including the TrustMark Licence Plus scheme. All TrustMark registered members of The IAA are welcome to add TrustMark Licence Plus within their membership.”
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How can TrustMark Licence Plus benefit your business?
The combination of increased energy prices paired with the Governments goal to become net zero by 2050 has resulted in significant and growing demand for businesses that can carry out quality retrofit energy efficiency works to homes. This scheme is designed to enable more quality retrofit energy efficiency improvement installations to be made to millions of homes across the UK in need of upgrading.
The scheme supports acquisition and scheme development through increased engagement to:
The Scheme requirements include the following:
For further information about the scheme please visit the TrustMark website.
The combination of increased energy prices paired with the Governments goal to become net zero by 2050 has resulted in significant and growing demand for businesses that can carry out quality retrofit energy efficiency works to homes. This scheme is designed to enable more quality retrofit energy efficiency improvement installations to be made to millions of homes across the UK in need of upgrading.
The scheme supports acquisition and scheme development through increased engagement to:
- Further recognition of existing competent trades
- A transitional approach into the existing certification process
- Further engagement with the Governments Net Zero 2050 target
- Straightforward participation via an extension to Licence scope
The Scheme requirements include the following:
- Providing a property assessment and pre and post works Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
- Ensuring a customer has impartial advice to make informed decisions
- Agreeing a contract to deliver agreed work and services
- Providing Financial Protection for all work undertaken
- Lodging details into the TrustMark Data Warehouse
For further information about the scheme please visit the TrustMark website.
