Discover high-precision industrial testing and measurement tools for quality assurance, inspection, and process control. QES are technically more complex because they follow specific standards that require a regulated ID verification, and the issuance of a qualified certificate in qualified hardware. For highly sensitive use cases, like banking, eIDAS only recognizes and oversees qualified electronic signatures. QES has nationwide experience, a wealth of knowledge, and the equipment necessary to satisfy all your pavement engineering and construction inspection needs. The purpose of eIDAS was to create a set of standards to ensure that electronic signatures could be used in a secure manner while conducting business online or while conducting official business across borders between EU member states. The qualified electronic signature is one such standard that has been outlined under eIDAS. [3][4] A qualified electronic signature is an advanced electronic. A QES is an AdES plus a qualified certificate which is only issued by a certified qualified trust services provider (QTSP) attesting to the authenticity of the electronic signature through proof of signer identity. QES is a full-service pavement engineering and construction inspection company providing clients with in the field expertise so they can complete their projects safely and on schedule. Qualified electronic signatures (QES) have more stringent requirements mandating face-to-face, or equivalent, identity verification (the face-to-face identification can be live and in-person or via an audio/video connection.) A QES is unique in that it’s considered legally equivalent to a handwritten signature under eIDAS. Documents signed with a QES benefit from the highest level of security and legal certainty under the eIDAS Regulation. A qualified electronic signature has the same legal value and effect as a handwritten “blue ink” signature across Europe. QES strives to be a leader in our industry. Our goal is to provide top tier quality and innovation by consistently evolving our designs to meet our customers needs, and the latest industry specifications and requirements. Learn about the three types of electronic signatures available in the market and how to select the right type of signature.