Documentation and compliance review
We review your network's accreditation status under Chile's Subcontracting Law: F30 certificates, contracts, certifications and expirations.
The starting point
Contractor & Supplier Network Assessment
In 4–6 weeks you'll know exactly where your network stands: what complies, what doesn't, where the risks are, and what to tackle first.
Schedule your assessment →What's included
Evaluation of a sample of your network
Interviews and evaluation of representative contractors and suppliers in performance, management and safety.
Gap and risk map
We identify where your network exposes the operation: non-compliance, uneven skills and operational risks.
Prioritized improvement plan
What to tackle first, with which layer of the ecosystem (compliance, training or standards) and what can be funded outside your budget.
How it works
- Weeks 1–2
Documentation review and interviews with key areas.
- Weeks 3–4
Evaluation of the contractor and supplier sample.
- Weeks 5–6
Consolidation of the gap map and presentation of the plan to your management.
What you get
An executive report with your network's gap map, the compliance traffic light, prioritized risks and a concrete improvement plan — presented in a working session with your team.
With or without CITS afterwards: the report is yours and serves as a baseline for any decision about your network.
Let's talk
Tell us about your contractor and supplier network and we'll propose a starting point: an assessment of the gaps and opportunities in your value chain.