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Normec BTV

Normec BTV assesses occupational safety and security for private individuals and businesses by conducting legally required inspections of machinery and equipment. We do this with nearly 500 employees spread across 9 locations in all provinces.

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About us

Our mission? To prevent accidents, both at home and in the workplace. That’s what we work toward every day. We always strive to assist you in the most efficient way possible. Normec BTV consists of nearly 500 employees, bringing together all the knowledge and experience we’ve built up over the past 100 years.

How do we do it? We focus on quality. We provide a smooth and high-quality service, whether for a one-off inspection or the regular follow-up of all your technical inspections. We’re incredibly excited to get started!

Why choose Normec BTV? Three reasons! We stand for Reliable Service, Technical Safety, and Friendliness.

Customer Portal

Do you also prioritize safety? Then the Normec BTV customer portal is an indispensable tool for you! It provides a clear overview of all inspections, making it immediately obvious what actions you need to take to maintain safety in your business. Learn more about it.

Normec BTV Customer Portal User Guide

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Inspections and certifications for private individuals

Looking for a home that’s been safety-certified? Then Normec BTV is the right place for you! We offer a comprehensive package to assist you with the sale of your home and support you before, during, and after the construction or renovation of your home.

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Low-voltage inspection

A technician is performing inspection work on a gas meter and the electrical system in a utility cabinet.

Gas inspection for residential customers

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Inspections for water, sewer systems, and storage tanks

An inspector inspects an elevator system and records findings digitally during the inspection.

Inspection of passenger elevators for private use

Solar panels on homes contribute to sustainable energy generation in the built environment.

Energy inspections for individuals

Mandatory Inspections in Belgium

The list of mandatory inspections in Belgium includes all inspections that Normec BTV can perform for you. The inspection intervals and applicable regulations are specified for each inspection.

A fantastic team of inspectors, located throughout Belgium, is at your service. Together, we look forward to continuing to build a safe work environment for you.

Interested in our services?

Schedule an appointment at sales-btv@normecgroup.com or using the contact form below.

Accreditations & Certifications Normec BTV

Below you will find our certifications, recognitions, and memberships.

Normec BTV is een door BELAC geaccrediteerd controleorganisme met certificaatnummer 115-INSP.

Normec BTV is geaccrediteerd volgens de norm ISO 17020:2012 door BELAC. Deze internationale norm is van toepassing voor keuringsorganismen en bevat in hoofdstuk 8 de eisen voor een managementsysteem. De norm ISO 17020 verschilt van de ISO 9001 doordat de focus ligt op onafhankelijkheid, onpartijdigheid en vertrouwelijkheid, maar de verschillende elementen die noodzakelijk zijn in een managementsysteem zijn erin aanwezig en de kwaliteit van de diensten wordt erin bewaakt en dit specifiek voor een keuringsorganisme.

VCA staat voor VGM Checklist Aannemers en is ontwikkeld om dienstverlenende bedrijven op een objectieve en gestructureerde manier te toetsen en te certificeren op hun veiligheidsmanagementsystem.

Het VCA-certificaat is een verklaring die een gerechtvaardigd vertrouwen biedt ‘dat de veiligheid in goede handen is’. Het in de wacht slepen van dit certificaat betekent dat opdrachtgevers er mogen op vertrouwen dat Normec BTV risicovol werk op een veilige manier uitvoert.

Normec BTV beschikt over de erkenning als Externe Dienst voor technische controles op de werkplaats. Deze erkenning werd aan Normec BTV verleend voor onbepaalde duur.

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Normec is leading the way. Stay up to date.

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07 Jul 2026

A Safe Event with Normec BTV

Whether it’s a lively festival, an impressive corporate event, or a local fair: safety always comes first. At Normec BTV, we understand this better than anyone. That’s why we offer specialized inspections for the critical components of every event. This way, you can welcome your audience with confidence and guarantee a safe event with Normec BTV!

A technician kneels at a construction site and inspects lifting and fall protection equipment next to company vehicles and a truck.
29 Jun 2026

Inspecting Personal Protective Equipment: Why PPE for Fall Protection Is Often Overlooked

Inspecting personal protective equipment (PPE) is an essential part of working safely at heights. Yet in many organizations, safety harnesses, lanyards, and other fall protection PPE tend to fall by the wayside more quickly than larger pieces of equipment. This creates the risk that inspections won’t be performed on time or that an overview of the equipment will be lost.

Pressure relief valve on an orange piping system with a pressure gauge in a utility room.
03 Jun 2026

Inspection of compressed air systems in Belgium: compressed air tanks and requirements by region

Many companies use compressed air tanks to store compressed air. Because these compressed air systems are under pressure, they pose certain risks. Corrosion or a defective safety valve can have serious consequences for people, the environment, and business continuity. To ensure safety and comply with environmental regulations, companies in Belgium must have their compressed air tanks inspected. However, the specific requirements vary by region: Flanders, Brussels, and Wallonia each have their own regulations. This article provides a clear overview of the most important requirements and key considerations in the three regions.

An inspector checks emergency doors and escape routes in a building using a tablet.
12 Mar 2026

Emergency Lighting Inspection: When Is It Required in Belgium?

When a building is suddenly plunged into darkness—due to a fire, power outage, or other malfunction—emergency lighting is often the only system left to provide guidance. Yet in practice, we find that organizations in Belgium often overlook the inspection of emergency lighting. Implementation is particularly behind schedule in Wallonia. Yet various regulations explicitly require this inspection, such as the Walloon Tourism Handbook. This creates a risk for many organizations. This is not because organizations ignore safety, but because fire safety requirements are fragmented and difficult to keep track of.

A technician inspects an electrical switchgear cabinet with a tablet during a technical installation inspection.
03 Mar 2026

Changes to AREI 2026

At first glance, the AREI changes taking effect on April 1, 2026, may seem technical. But for you as a prevention consultant, they are primarily strategic. Because in the event of an incident, people don’t just look at the installation. They look at your follow-up procedures and demonstrable compliance. The changes primarily fall into three areas. The question is: Have you already assessed them against your current installation?

A technician performs maintenance on an industrial door or elevator system in a mechanical room.
28 May 2024

Main Causes of “C” Findings in an Elevator Inspection

The five main causes of a “C” rating during the 3- or 6-monthly preventive inspections of elevators are as follows:

A technician is inspecting or adjusting a door mechanism in an existing masonry structure.
07 Jul 2026

Want to ride the elevator with peace of mind? Normec BTV takes care of the inspection for you!

Passenger elevator inspections: preventive inspections, risk assessments, post-modernization inspections, or final inspections—Normec BTV can handle it all!

Read about the preparations for the inspections here.

A technician is conducting an inspection of an industrial facility using a tablet.

We are part of the Normec Group.

Normec is a leading company in the TICC sector (testing, inspection, certification, compliance). Our areas of expertise range from (drinking) water quality, air quality, and soil quality to fire safety, food safety, and management systems. Every day, we are committed to ensuring a safe and healthy work and living environment—for current and future generations.

Frequently Asked Questions

This depends on your contract with Normec BTV. Normec BTV offers the option to schedule inspections automatically. The schedule will then be communicated to the contact person at your company for confirmation that these dates are indeed suitable.

If this service is not included in your contract, you will need to request the inspection yourself by contacting the office.

To ensure that the inspection proceeds safely and smoothly, the following points must be observed:

- The equipment must be ready for use. It must be fully set up and/or assembled. The necessary attachments must be present and must be installed alternately.

- The equipment must be sufficiently clean. It must be cleared of mud, sand, dust, etc., to allow for the most thorough visual inspection possible.

- An operator with sufficient knowledge of the equipment must be present. The operator must also have a sufficient command of the local language (Dutch/French) to ensure effective communication with the visiting officer.

- The equipment must be set up safely. Safe access to the equipment, a safe environment around the equipment, and sufficient maneuvering space must be ensured.

- The equipment must be free of loads: e.g., no suspended load on an overhead crane, no vehicle on a car lift, etc.

- The necessary test weights must be available for the annual inspection of the load limiter and/or load moment limiter. The test weight must equal the maximum rated load plus 10% (or another overload percentage specified by the manufacturer). The test weights must be provided by the customer or the installer/manufacturer. The test weights must be safe for use. It must be possible to perform all operations on the hoisting equipment.

- In the case of lifting accessories (lifting chains, lifting slings, links, etc.), these must be gathered in a single location.

- The necessary documents must be available:

- User manual

- Load charts (if applicable)

- In the case of an initial inspection by Normec BTV: the previous inspection report

To ensure that the inspection proceeds safely and smoothly, the following points must be observed:

- The equipment must be ready for use. It must be fully set up and/or assembled. The necessary attachments must be present and must be installed alternately.

- The equipment must be sufficiently clean. It must be cleared of mud, sand, dust, etc., to allow for the most thorough visual inspection possible.

- An operator with sufficient knowledge of the equipment must be present. The operator must also have a sufficient command of the local language (Dutch/French) to ensure effective communication with the visiting inspector.

- The device must be set up safely. Safe access to the device, a safe environment around the device, and sufficient maneuvering space must be ensured.

- The necessary documents must be available (and in the user’s language):

- EC Declaration of Conformity in accordance with the Machinery Directive, issued by the manufacturer

- User manual, including a description of how the safety devices function and how to adjust them

- Load charts (if applicable)

The necessary test weights must be available to check the stability of the equipment and to adjust the load limiter and/or load moment limiter.

- Stability test: maximum rated load + 25%

- Load (moment) limiter adjustment: maximum rated load + 10% (or other overload percentage specified by the manufacturer).

The test weights must be provided by the customer or the installer/manufacturer. The test weights must be safe for use. It must be possible to perform all operations on the hoisting equipment.

Yes, Normec BTV is accredited according to the ISO 17020:2012 standard by BELAC, with certificate number 115-INSP. View our accreditation certificate.