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Chennai Metro Rail Company gets ISO certification

NT BureauBy NT BureauJanuary 1, 2024No Comments
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The certificates, including the esteemed ISO 9001 for quality management and ISO 14001 for Environmental Management for Phase-1, were officially presented to M A Siddique, the Managing Director of Chennai Metro Rail Company. The ceremony took place at the company’s Head Office, where Winston Isaac, the Manager of the ISO Certificate Issuing Authority, Bureau VERITAS, handed over the accolades. These certificates mark a commendable acknowledgment of the company’s efforts, reflecting its dedication to maintaining high-quality standards and environmentally responsible practices. The recognition is a testament to the successful implementation of robust systems and processes in both execution and maintenance phases. The comprehensive audits conducted in August and November 2023 played a crucial role in assessing and affirming the company’s adherence to stringent quality and environmental management standards. The meticulous scrutiny carried out during these audits underlines the significance of the achievement. The Managing Director, M A Siddique, expressed gratitude for the recognition and emphasized the company’s ongoing commitment to delivering excellence in its services. The ISO Certificates not only validate the current practices but also serve as a catalyst for continuous improvement and innovation. Key personnel, including H. Jayalakshmi, Chief Security Manager of Chennai Metro Rail, A R Rajendran, Chief General Manager (Coaches and Operations), and S Satish Prabhu, Additional General Managers (Coaches and Operations), were present at the ceremony. Their presence underscores the collective effort and teamwork that contributed to achieving these notable certifications.

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