Regulations

The rules behind every certificate.

Four rules decide what you keep and hand over; Verelo builds them into your work.

This is explanation, not legal advice. Where possible, a page links to the source. Where we have not yet read the primary text ourselves, you will see this label: To verify. Comes from a summary, not from the primary text.

Four rules

Rule by rule: what Verelo does about it.

How Verelo handles this

Certificate after the yearly maintenance

See it in the product (KB art. 8)
KB 25-04-2007 · art. 8

Yearly maintenance of alarm systems. A written certificate after each maintenance, with three checks.

Read the rule (KB art. 8)
How Verelo handles this

Certificate plus statement for the insurer

See it in the product (INCERT)
INCERT · intrusion

Certification for intrusion protection. Voluntary, with audits of evidence. To verify. Comes from a summary, not from the primary text

Read the rule (INCERT)
How Verelo handles this

Logbook per site and maintenance history

See it in the product (BOSEC)
BOSEC · fire

Certification for fire detection. Run by ANPI; tenders often ask for it. To verify. Comes from a summary, not from the primary text

Read the rule (BOSEC)
How Verelo handles this

Site register and handover checklist

See it in the product (Camera Act)
Act of 21 March 2007 · camera

Camera Act. The owner notifies the camera, keeps a register and puts up the pictogram. To verify. Comes from a summary, not from the primary text

Read the rule (Camera Act)

Also relevant, but without a page of its own: the licence from the FPS Home Affairs (Act of 2 October 2017) and the identification card for your staff.

Certificates that are right, without evening work.

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