About Us
Philips Collection Services are the largest independent revenue recovery and Enforcement company in the UK.
Currently Philips recover outstanding arrears for the Department for Work and Pensions, the DVLA, the Child Support Agency, Her Majesty’s Court Services and the Ministry of Justice as well as Local Authorities and private businesses nationwide.
Our core focus is on a quality-assured service delivered efficiently, cooperatively and with complete transparency. We precisely tailor our recovery sequences to clients’ specific needs, and deliver them through meticulous operational procedures, a strict code of practice and sophisticated IT and communications systems.
We operate a full Health & Safety policy, with risk assessments being undertaken internally and externally. Our IT systems and procedures have been assessed and approved by the Department of Work and Pensions in accordance with HMG Infosec Standard Assurance Requirements for IT Systems.
Our accreditations comprise:
- BS EN ISO 9001 - management systems quality standard
- BS EN ISO 14001 - environmental management systems standard
- OHSAS 18001 - occupational health and safety standard
- BS 7799 (Re-named ISO 27001) - information security management standard
- Positive about Disabled People - Employment Service recognition of employers committed to the employment and career development of disabled people.
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Collection Services
As the UK's largest independent debt recovery service Philips have been recovering revenue for Local Authorties, Central Government departments and private businesses for ten years
Testimonial
Sadia Dar, Senior Revenues Officer, Rochdale Metropolitan District Council"'Philips training for Client Web was very good and done at a crucial time within the department; it was really informative and personable. I ‘m also really happy with the one on one meetings we have on a regular basis. Overall I find Philips to be professional."
