Kaizen member directory
Enter an assessor’s full name or full membership number to check their published Kaizen accreditation. Partial names, businesses and areas do not return results. Check the official register or contact Kaizen before commissioning work: a published entry is a dated record and changes may occur after publication.
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For example, enter the complete membership number shown on an assessor’s details, or their complete published name.
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Carrie Morris
Membership number: KAZN000005
Briary Energy Ltd
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Connor Campbell
Membership number: KAZN000009
Briary Energy Ltd
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Gareth Thomas
Membership number: KAZN000003
Briary Energy Ltd
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Gary Nicholls
Membership number: KAZN000008
Briary Energy Ltd
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Joanna Povey
Membership number: KAZN000004
Briary Energy Ltd
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Luca Nicholls
Membership number: KAZN000012
Briary Energy Ltd
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Michael Juckes
Membership number: KAZN000007
Briary Energy Ltd
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Scott Binstead
Membership number: KAZN000006
Briary Energy Ltd
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No exact published match. Check the full spelling or membership number, or use the official register or contact Kaizen below.
Use the official assessor search
Find an accredited assessorThe GOV.UK service directs you to the appropriate assessor search. Check the name, accreditation scheme, assessor identifier and assessment type. A qualification certificate or an old ID card alone does not show that someone is currently accredited.
Need help checking a Kaizen member?
Call 0330 223 6278 or email hello@kaizencertification.co.uk with the assessor’s name and membership number, if you have it. We can help you check the status and scope.
For a property in Scotland, use the Scottish EPC Register and the applicable approved-organisation information.
Checking a certificate is a separate step
Use the energy certificate registers to locate the lodged certificate. Check the property and report reference as well as the assessor’s details. If something appears wrong, start with the assessor and then use the complaints procedure.