As a member of the Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMI), RGM have also gained recognition amongst our peers in the motor trade, for our ever demanding need to improve the many aspects of our industry
As a member of the Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMI), RGM have also gained recognition amongst our peers in the motor trade, for our ever demanding need to improve the many aspects of our industry.
From the facilities available at our modern workshops, through the quality of our raw materials and parts to the advanced training of our vehicle technicians, support staff and management, RGM continue to lead the way.
The BS10125 Standard has been developed to ensure that customers of bodyshops can be reassured that the company they have entrusted with their vehicle have the staff trained and are equipped to repair vehicles safely.
The scheme is completely independent and impartial and is based upon the technical specification - BS10125 – and focuses on the five key elements of the repair process.
PEOPLE / METHODS / MATERIALS / EQUIPMENT / PROCESS MANAGEMENT
This standard was developed in order to ensure that the standards of repair applied to modern motor vehicles reflected the demands of the motor industry for continuous improvements in quality and safety.
Repairing modern, technologically advanced motor vehicles has never been more challenging. Higher quality and complexity in vehicle body design has also increased the training needs and competency levels required for technicians engaged in body repairs.
RGM recognise the need for continuous improvement and development in the skills and techniques associated with the safe repair of modern vehicles and we fully support the ongoing improvements in safety and quality.
Which is why we are proud to confirm that all aspects of our repair processes have been rigorously tested by the scheme and as a result
RGM have been awarded the BS standard of approval for BS10125 for both Swansea and Haverfordwest