WIKA has received ISO 45001 certification for its Services division, an international standard for occupational health and safety management systems. Such a system ensures that all operational processes are harmonised with health and safety in the workplace. Processes are also continuously optimised to this end. It applies both to activities at its own facilities and the various service calls at the customer′s site. The occupational health and safety management system ensures that risks are systematically identified and minimised during these sometimes challenging assignments. WIKA’s services range from installation, maintenance and repair to calibration and consulting.
The requirements of the ISO 45001 standard include regular audits, employee and management training and the evaluation of safety standards. These measures make it possible to recognise and eliminate potential hazards at an early stage and lead to a continuous improvement in processes with regard to occupational health and safety.
“With the ISO 45001 certification of our Field Services, we are sending a clear signal at international level,” says Matthias Bundschuh, Vice President Services at WIKA. “Customers worldwide can rely on the highest safety standards being met during installation, commissioning and maintenance of the instrumentation - whether for new projects or maintenance and repair work as part of service calls.”
The requirements of the ISO 45001 standard include regular audits, employee and management training and the evaluation of safety standards. These measures make it possible to recognise and eliminate potential hazards at an early stage and lead to a continuous improvement in processes with regard to occupational health and safety.
“With the ISO 45001 certification of our Field Services, we are sending a clear signal at international level,” says Matthias Bundschuh, Vice President Services at WIKA. “Customers worldwide can rely on the highest safety standards being met during installation, commissioning and maintenance of the instrumentation - whether for new projects or maintenance and repair work as part of service calls.”
