The British Institute of Kitchen, Bedroom & Bathroom Installation (BiKBBI) announced the launch of Accredited Installation Methods (AiM), an industry-specific certification scheme for the kitchen, bedroom and bathroom installation sector. It hopes to establish a recognised industry standard that reduces risk, demonstrates credibility and provides quality assurance to all stakeholders involved in the KBB installation process. AiM is an all-encompassing initiative that assesses the methodology of installation, including compliance, contractor relationships, welfare, health & safety, installation delivery, consumer proposition, contracts and terms, and service levels. It ultimately delivers significant benefits for KBB businesses that provide an installation service, its installers, and consumers. The accreditation scheme is available to retailers of all sizes, from small independent showrooms to national retail brands, manufacturers, and distributors operating in the domestic refurbishment market and construction sectors. It covers the entire kitchen, bedroom and bathroom installations, work surfaces, and those responsible for appliance installation, including showers, specialist taps, wall panelling, flooring, lighting, white goods, and under-floor heating. Damian Walters, BiKBBI CEO, commented, “AiM is another piece of a complex jigsaw that will contribute to positive change within the industry and indeed the raising of standards. “For the first time, we have a robust mechanism for businesses that deliver a compelling installation service and those that would benefit from advice, guidance, and support in developing their proposition. “AiM will help businesses and brands develop their service, maximising commercial opportunities and reducing risk. This will be a game-changer for our industry, and its success will rely on the industry embracing and supporting this progression.”
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