Assessors
Want to conduct assessments with leading logistics companies to promote safety, quality, and sustainability practices? We pride ourselves on the quality of our assessments.
Assessors are experienced and qualified professionals who conduct independent SQAS assessments of logistics service providers and chemical distribution activities across Europe.
They apply the SQAS assessment methodology to evaluate how organisations manage safety, quality, security, and sustainability within chemical logistics operations. Their role is to ensure that assessments are carried out in a consistent and standardised way across the industry.
Assessors operate according to SQAS requirements, under the supervision of Cefic. They are required to participate in regular trainings and be reaccredited every three years.
Why join the assessor community
Access training
Access frequent training to ensure you have the skills and expertise to conduct thorough SQAS assessments.
Promote excellence in the industry
Make a meaningful contribution to safety, quality, and sustainability practices in the chemical logistics industry.
Collaborate
Network and collaborate with other assessors, sharing best practices and insights.
Interested in becoming SQAS assessor?
Becoming an accredited SQAS assessor follows a structured qualification process, including training with a written exam, interview, an online GHG exercise, module e-examinations, and a practical phase with both observation and supervised assessments.
Please check the prerequisites to apply for the position of SQAS assessor and all the procedure to become assessor here: SQAS Accreditation Manual
Check the current list of SQAS assessors
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“I carry out SQAS assessments in a thorough but fair manner. I try to bring across my experience and knowledge within Cefic’s Responsible Care framework. It is rewarding to see that my assessments create more HSSE Q&CSR awareness and stimulate Logistic Service Providers to improve their performance and that my efforts are appreciated by the chemical companies.”
Igor Bots
Managing Director / Owner, SCT Adviesdiensten B.V.