When it comes to wastewater treatment plants, sewage pumping stations, or drinking water tanks, “just in case” documents don’t exist – every certificate or expert opinion confirms that the equipment is safe and that the manufacturer stands behind its product at every stage, from design to installation. This article covers the full set of documentation behind the MakBox brand, and why it matters to you.
Three International ISO Standards
Aquapolymer Engineering holds certification under three ISO standards at once:
– ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management System (since 2017). Confirms that the company’s production processes – from order intake to finished product release – are standardized and controlled at every stage, rather than depending on any single employee’s judgment.
– ISO 14001:2015 – Environmental Management System (since 2017). Shows that the company systematically manages the environmental impact of its own production – a natural fit for a manufacturer whose equipment exists to protect that same environment.
– ISO 45001:2018 – Occupational Health and Safety Management System (since September 26, 2023; certificate issued by Quay Audit UK Limited, registration No. 4159176, valid until September 26, 2026). Confirms that health and safety risks at the company’s production sites and installation projects are systematically managed – a standard that’s uncommon even among larger players in the industry.
For a client, holding all three standards means one thing: you’re working with a supplier whose internal processes match international practice across three dimensions at once – quality, environmental responsibility, and occupational safety – not just words on a sales page. For government and municipal buyers, this is also a direct advantage in tender documentation, where supplier compliance with quality, environmental, and workplace safety requirements is scored.
Sanitary-Epidemiological Expert Opinions
Every MakBox product line undergoes a separate sanitary-epidemiological assessment – not one blanket document “for the company,” but an individual opinion for each type of equipment:
– MakBoxFit and MakBoxFat grease separators;
– MakBoxRain oil separators;
– MakBoxWell engineering manholes;
– MakBoxPump sewage pumping stations;
– MakBoxBio and MakBoxPro biological treatment plants;
– MakBox tanks and reservoirs;
– polypropylene and polyethylene sheet (the raw material the equipment is made from);
– membrane elements.
This means safety is confirmed not “generally for the industry,” but specifically for each product you order. When choosing a supplier, always check whether a sanitary-epidemiological opinion exists for the exact equipment model you’re interested in – not just a general certificate about the company.
License and Declaration of Conformity
The company operates under a perpetual license and declaration of conformity covering the entire production cycle – from manufacturing through installation of treatment facilities. This removes a risk that’s common in the market: when equipment manufacturing and installation are handled by different contractors with no single point of accountability.
Why This Matters in Practice
In Ukraine’s wastewater treatment market, a complete documentation package isn’t always the norm. Some manufacturers hold only one ISO certificate, or don’t publish permit documentation at all, leaving clients with nothing but verbal assurances. When the project is a treatment plant for a school, a water utility, or a manufacturing facility, that’s the difference between taking someone’s word for it and verifying it yourself in 30 seconds on a website.
All of the company’s documents are publicly available on the Documents page: state registry extract, VAT payer registry extract, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001:2018 certificates, sanitary-epidemiological opinions for each product, license, and declaration of conformity.
Before signing a contract for wastewater treatment equipment, ask your supplier to show you exactly this kind of documentation package – for the specific equipment model, not a general company certificate.