The Difference Between Knowing and Knowing What to Do
There’s no shortage of information available to us these days. You can look up a standard, find technical guidance online, watch someone explain something on YouTube or search for an answer…
IRIA backs up its environmental, social and governance commitment as a certified B corporation® which means, just like our racking inspections, we are independently assessed. Not just on the quality of our work, but on how we run our business. Social and environmental performance, accountability, transparency – these are values we live up to, not just claim.
We’re proud to be part of a global community of over 8,500 B-Corps across 90+ countries using business as a force for good, including more than 700 in Australia and New Zealand.

We are ISO accredited in 9001, 14001 and 45001 (formerly 4801) and have been since 2018.

IRIA doesn’t consider a low-carbon future as optional – it’s essential for generations to come. So we walk the talk. We’re officially carbon-neutral, backed by a comprehensive approach:
And we’re not stopping there. We’ll continue to invest in new ways to do right by the planet and the people on it.
The Smith Family. We think every kid deserves a fair shot. IRIA sponsors and provides student mentoring through the Smith Family – an organisation focused on helping young Australians experiencing poverty reach their potential through education.
Indigenous Literacy Foundation. IRIA supports the Indigenous Literacy Foundation, a national charity working with remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across Australia. The Foundation responds to community requests for culturally relevant books and resources, including early learning materials and programs that help communities create and publish their own stories in languages of their choice.

Our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). IRIA has worked to build strong relationships with Indigenous communities, both internally and externally. We have engaged in meaningful partnerships with local Indigenous businesses, supported Indigenous education and employment programs, and implemented cultural awareness training for our employees.
By embracing reconciliation, we have not only demonstrate our corporate social responsibility but have also created an environment that values diversity and promotes equality. This achievement highlights our ongoing commitment to reconciliation and sets an example for other organisations to follow in their pursuit of creating a more inclusive society.

The artwork used in IRIA’s RAP, by Joseph Tjangala Zimran, depicts the Bush Fire Dreaming, which was passed down to the artist from his uncle, Ronnie Tjampitjinpa. Ronnie is the only other person who paints this Bush Fire Dreaming. The painting is about the Walungurru (Kintore) area. It is about three massive bush fires travelling parallel to each other cutting through the landscape, leaving giant scars as they burn through the tinder-dry scrub spread across the sand dunes.
Image used with permission © Joseph Tjangala Zimran/Copyright Agency 2023.
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It removes any commercial or financial reason to be anything other than accurate. Because IRIA has nothing to sell and no repair work to generate, our inspectors have one job – tell you exactly what’s there. That’s what makes the inspection worth having.
It means we’ve measured our emissions and offset what we can’t yet eliminate. We also built our own software to track our footprint and upgraded our head office with solar power and battery storage. It’s not just a claim – it’s something we actively maintain and monitor with the data to back it up.
B corp certification means IRIA is independently assessed on how we run our business – not just the quality of our inspections. Social responsibility, environmental performance, transparency and accountability all get scrutinised by an external body. It’s the same principle we apply to racking inspections: independent assessment produces a more reliable result than self-assessment. We think that applies to businesses just as much as it applies to racking.