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An Exciting Start to 2025 – Covanburn Contracts Passes RISQS Audit with No Follow-Ups!

We’re thrilled to kick off 2025 on a high note with some fantastic news! Covanburn Contracts has successfully passed our Railway Industry Supplier Qualification Scheme (RISQS) audit – with no follow-up actions required. This is a significant achievement that reaffirms our commitment to the highest standards of safety, quality, and continuous improvement in the rail industry.

What is RISQS?

RISQS is the Railway Industry Supplier Qualification Scheme, the UK rail sector’s supplier assurance system, operated on behalf of Network Rail, Transport for London, and other key industry stakeholders. RISQS provides a robust and independent assessment of suppliers to ensure they meet the rigorous safety and operational standards required for working within the rail industry. Passing this audit without follow-ups is a testament to our commitment to excellence and compliance.

Covanburn and Rail Infrastructure

As a Principal Contractor for Network Rail, we have extensive experience in delivering high-quality rail infrastructure work. Our team’s expertise spans a wide range of rail projects, ensuring that every job is completed safely, efficiently, and to the highest industry standards.

This successful audit is a reflection of the hard work and dedication of our entire team. We’re incredibly proud of their efforts in maintaining the highest levels of compliance and professionalism. A huge thank you to everyone involved!

For more information on our rail services, check out our Rail Infrastructure page.

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