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ISO certification is worth the extra effort

Dewitt, – 26 February 2010: ISO certification can exercise NY a challenge. According to Clark, Finney, STS, WSO-CST, the results of certification are worth the extra effort.

In the Winter 2010 edition of the welding & Gases Today, the leading provider of information to the welding and gas supply business, Phinney, Director of Safety Maine acetylene-oxygen supply and the quality director for the Division SpecAir in Auburn, Maine, examined the value of ISO certification.

SpecAir specialty gases was one of the first independent gas producers Specialty achieved ISO 17025:2005 accreditation for the calibration and testing. In his article, says Phinney accreditation a strong impact on the company had.

Accreditation affects the way SpecAir employees work together, because it forces a new way of looking at workflow and work results. Phinney is finds that many innovations to proprietary SpecAir are a result of ISO effect on the team's formation process of reflection.

ISO certification also has implications SpecAir Sales and marketing components. According to Phinney, observed SpecAir Senior Sales Manager Ernest Glynn, recognizing that many customers SpecAir the value of ISO certification. Glynn notes that it includes the accreditation in marketing and price presentations, how many customers willing to pay for quality and excellence.

Phinney concluded that the Company Profile ISO accreditation as a key to SpecAir's growth beyond its current local sales network. He writes that the ISO certification allows SpecAir a high-end quality products for customers around the world present.

For more information, Welding & Gases Today Carole Jesiolowski, editor of Welding & Gases Today (315) 445-2347, E-mail editor@weldingandgasestoday.org.

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