All Carlo Gavazzi manufacturing facilities now ISO 14001:2004 certified
Written by Gillian Marsh September 02, 2010
Carlo Gavazzi’s manufacturing locations worldwide have all been certified according to the International Standard ISO 14001:2004.
The ISO 14001 is “the world’s most recognized standard for establishing and maintaining an effective Environmental Management System (EMS),” said Carlo Gavazzi. In order to obtain the certification, the company must demonstrate a commitment to reduce the environmental impact through responsible and compliant actions.
All Carlo Gavazzi factories of the Automation Component Business Unit are improving their EMS framework and “implementing measurable programs to manage and reduce the impact on the environment.” The compliances are verified periodically by independent accredited third parties.
CARLO GAVAZZI
www.carlogavazzi.com
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