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Bureau Veritas Develops Digital Platform Bringing Together Solutions from the Restart Your Business with BV Program

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/06/2020 at 21:42

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Initiative Supports Companies and Public Authorities in Their Health Protocols and Commitment to Transparency, Offering Agility and Traceability

São Paulo, June 4, 2020 – Bureau Veritas, a global leader in testing, inspection, and certification (TIC), has developed a digital platform to support companies and public authorities in their health protocols and their commitment to transparency. The system includes a set of applications gathering the solutions offered by the program Restart Your Business with BV, launched this month in Brazil, to meet the needs of organizations preparing to resume their activities when they are ready for the new sanitary conditions imposed by the covid-19 pandemic.

“With the program Restart Your Business with BV, Bureau Veritas offers its experience of nearly 200 years to support the economic recovery of the countries where it operates with health, safety, and hygiene certification and risk management processes”, says Vinícius Parmezani, President of Bureau Veritas Brazil.

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The digital platform includes operational assistance tools for companies to ensure their compliance with regulations and protective measures recommended by experts and authorities, benefiting from online information for end users and consumers. The initiative meets two requirements from companies and public authorities:

· Traceability: provides dashboards that house all information and KPIs collected in the field, as well as an overview of compliance, at a global level and at a specific location or level.

· Transparency: allows the general public to verify if a facility has a valid label and locate other sites with valid labels on a map. All information provided can be reused by clients on their own websites and applications and by third parties according to the principle of open data.

In a reality where time is essential for the resumption of business, Bureau Veritas also offers companies the possibility of online registration to quickly initiate the certification request process.

About Bureau Veritas Group

Bureau Veritas is a global leader in Testing, Inspection, and Certification (TIC). With a global revenue of €4.6 billion, the company operates in 140 countries, serving 400,000 clients with its five business divisions: Marine & Offshore, Agri-food & Commodities, Industry, Construction & Infrastructure, and Power & Utilities. With over 5,000 employees in Brazil, the company offers its complete portfolio of services, ensuring compliance, supply chain control, anticipating trends, reducing risks, increasing efficiency, and protecting the reputation of its clients. More information on the website www.bureauveritas.com.br

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