Unitsky String Technologies Inc. Receives New Certification
UST Inc. reconfirmed its compliance with qualification requirements and received a certificate of the second category. The document was issued for the right to execute general design activities by the Ministry of Architecture and Construction of Belarus.
The certificates of compliance demonstrate the competence of Unitsky String Technologies Inc. to provide services that meet customer and statutory requirements. Today the competencies of UST Inc. are confirmed by certificates of compliance for the right to execute general design activities, for the right to develop sections of design documentation for construction projects of the first to fourth complexity classes, as well as for the right to render engineering services for integrated management of construction activities and technical supervision of construction projects of the second to fourth complexity classes.
Obtaining a high-category certificate not only confirms the competence of Unitsky String Technologies Inc. but also the company's intention to continually improve its performance.
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