Hydralectric successfully transitions to latest quality management standard

Following a recent visit from a British Standards Institution assessor, Hydralectric Group is pleased to announce that it’s Quality Management System has been has been awarded the latest ISO9001:2015 certification – an upgrade from the previous 2008 BSI certification. Considered to be the world’s most popular standard for quality management, the updated standard will ensure quality management is now completely integrated and aligned with the business strategies of the organisation. The new standard also now requires top management to have a greater involvement in the management system to ensure the whole organisation is motivated towards achieving the business’ goals and objectives. The ISO9001 certification reinforces the use of the management system as a governance tool, helping identify business opportunities that contribute to bottom line improvements. The transition process began in June 2016, when we started preparations to upgrade our Quality Management System from ISO9001:2008 to the latest edition ISO9001:2015. During the latest BSI surveillance audit, which took place last week, the auditor recommended that the transition process was successfully applied and Hydralectric will be receiving the new ISO9001:2015 certificate. Tomasz Bielang, Hydralectric’s Quality and Compliance Manager who oversaw the audit, attributed the successful transition “to the team effort and individual’s commitment and willingness to support the Company goal. Simultaneous cross-functional transition was a key.” Managing Director, Simon Willis, added “Hydralectric prides itself on the highest level of quality across the whole business and receiving a great result during our recent audit helps to reaffirm that. Very importantly, we don’t put the results away in a pretty folder but live and breathe them in everything we do, every day.”

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