Sustainability is in our DNA
For us, quality and sustainability are inseparable. The fact that we are operating in an industry that promotes a sustainable society, is important to us.
Our view on quality
We are certified according to ISO 9001 and ISO 14009, which means we work in a process-oriented manner, with systematic and learning-based methods. But the thing about quality is that it must be at the heart of everything. Our ability to execute projects has become somewhat of a hallmark. It encompasses everything from project completion on time and with the highest quality to adhering to agreed budgets.
Our extensive experience in building reliable systems ensures that our installations maintain high availability. In all development work, we adhere to CENELEC standards EN 126, EN 128, EN 129, EN 50126, EN 50128, and EN 50129.
Our Quality Policy
We strive to continuously improve our deliveries, ensuring low error rates and high delivery precision. You can expect a high level of positive and creative service, with smooth resolution of any issues that arise.
Our quality efforts focus on:
- Building long-term customer relationships
- Enhancing service levels
- Developing a deeper understanding of customer operations to meet
applicable requirements
Environmental Policy
We are proud to deliver systems to facilities committed to long-term sustainability. The cactus gave its name to our company. It lives and thrives in a tough environment that demands resilience and adaptation. Just like us.
Our environmental approach embraces circularity, both within the company and with our customers. Cactus seeks to minimize environmental impact, continually reducing any negative effects through ongoing improvements.
We do this by:
- Assisting customers in optimizing their green infrastructure
- Selecting environmentally-friendly products and suppliers
- Choosing the most resource-efficient travel options when possible
- Complying with environmental legislation to safeguard the environment
Additionally, other environmental requirements impacting Cactus are viewed as baseline standards.