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Posted on7 February 2022

Our Network of Terrific Qualified Translators

At Atlas Translations, our network of experienced, professional and qualified translators is at the heart of everything we do. We work with a wide range of suppliers to deliver translation services that always get the message right. Read on to find out more about what our suppliers do and why they’re an essential part of our work!

The people behind the translation

Working in hundreds of languages from all over the globe is no easy feat, and  requires a large variety of highly dedicated and qualified translators. We work with linguists from our database of experienced suppliers to deliver material that meets the high standard we always set out to achieve.

Each of our suppliers has their own profile on our database, complete with their language capabilities, pricing information, and any linguistic specialisms they may have. This helps us find the perfect match for any client by basing our search on the specific details demanded by each role.

Building connections

Our suppliers are so important to us as they help us to provide accurate and high-quality work every time. At Atlas, we care about making sure everyone we work with feels heard and respected, as we know that a positive working environment leads to the best results. 

Whenever a supplier takes on a role with us, we ensure their work follows our professional Code of Conduct. Suppliers work with a project manager from the in-house Atlas team, who is always on hand to make sure everything is running smoothly and on time. 

Taking the next step

If you’re interested in working with Atlas Translations as a supplier, get in touch with us today by phone or email. We’re always happy to have an informal chat with you to find out if we’re the right match for each other. If that’s the case, we can go on to discuss your application to join our database of professional linguists. 

Also keep an eye out for our Supplier FAQ videos, which you’ll find on our social media platforms throughout the month of February. If you’re looking to discover more about the sort of services we offer, why not take a look at the Client FAQ campaign we ran back in November. 

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A proud member of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), a dynamic and inclusive not-for-profit membership organisation. FSB is dedicated to supporting and empowering small businesses across the UK and is committed to fostering an environment where entrepreneurs can thrive, innovate, and succeed.

Atlas Translations has been accredited by the Fair Tax Foundation since February 2024. The Fair Tax Foundation is a not-for-profit social enterprise developed by a team of tax justice, corporate responsibility, and ethical consumer experts. It was launched in 2014.

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We hold a full membership in the Association of British HealthTech Industries. The ABHI supports the HealthTech community by providing products and services that help people live healthier lives. As the voice of the industry, we show the value of health technology and overcome barriers to people benefitting from it now and in the future.

Certified since 2003, externally audited annually. ISO 9001:2015 is the international standard for Quality Management Systems (QMS), applicable across all sectors. ISO 9001 provides a framework to respond to changing quality requirements in line with changing demands across society, economics and the environment.

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Disability Confident Committed is creating a movement of change, encouraging employers like ourselves to think differently about disability and take action to improve how we recruit, retain, and develop disabled people. Being a DCC employer is a unique opportunity to lead the way in our community and show that we’re a disability inclusive employer.

Corporate membership of the ITI (Institute of Translation and Interpreting) since 1994. Corporate Member of the Year 2021. ITI is the only UK-based independent professional membership association for practising translators, interpreters and all those involved in the language services sector.

CIEP: We’ve held Corporate membership Chartered Institute of Editing and Proofreading since 1993. CIEP are an international membership organisation that offers training and community for editorial professionals (copy editors and proofreaders) while helping members develop business confidence.

ATC: We hold full membership with the Association of Translation Companies, a trade association representing the interests of language service companies in the UK and internationally. It is the leading voice for companies operating in the UK’s language services industry.

Living Wage Employer: As a living wage employer, we believe our staff deserve a wage which meets every day needs. The Living Wage Foundation has a mission to encourage employers to play their part in tackling in-work and post-work poverty and provide a decent standard of living by paying the real Living Wage, adopting Living Hours and Living Pensions as well as wider good employment practices.

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Proudly a 4-Day Week Employer since 2019. Amongst other items, the 4-Day Week initiative calls for a reduction to the maximum working week from 48 hours per week to 32 hours per week by 2030.

 

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A member of the Good Business Charter since 2022. The GBC is a simple accreditation that organisations of all sizes in the UK can apply for in recognition of responsible business practices.

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We’re a proud member of the Patient Information Forum (PIF), a membership organisation for anyone producing health information and support. PIF promote access to trusted, evidence-based health information for patients, carers, the public and healthcare professionals.