Inglenorth Breaks New Ground with Unprecedented NFDC Site Audit Success!
Here at Inglenorth we have some great, yet cryptic news for you! While we can’t reveal the exact location, date, or individuals involved, we can say that we’re thrilled to share a groundbreaking achievement. Not only have we passed our latest NFDC (National Federation of Demolition Contractors) site audit, but we have done so in a manner that sets a new precedent for the entire demolition industry.
It marks a significant milestone in the company’s history. What makes this accomplishment even more remarkable is the unprecedented setting in which the audit took place – within the secure confines of a Ministry of Defence (MOD) facility. This secrecy adds a layer of intrigue to the achievement, making it a first not just for Inglenorth but also for the NFDC.
This recent success at the MOD facility follows a previous landmark achievement – the successful completion of an audit on a nuclear-licensed site several years ago. These milestones show our company’s commitment to excellence and innovation in demolition.
While we can’t reveal the details of where, when, or who was involved in this historic NFDC site audit, we would like to thank all those who played a crucial role in ensuring the successful outcome. This achievement is a testament to the dedication of our employees and the support of our valued clients.
While the details may remain shrouded in secrecy, the significance of this latest NFDC site audit success cannot be overstated.
Here at Inglenorth we continue to set benchmarks for excellence in the demolition industry.
At Inglenorth, we continue to set benchmarks for excellence in the demolition industry.
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