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Fine Tubes achieves ISO 45001:2018 health and safety certification

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The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has awarded Fine Tubes the certificate for stringent health and safety standards to protect its employees at work

Having the ISO 45001:2018 certification demonstrates Fine Tubes’ health and safety excellence. The company is committed to improving employee welfare by reducing risks in the workplace and creating better, safer working conditions.

To achieve this certification, Fine Tubes built upon its established safety management system, leading to an increased awareness of risk assessments and improved employee engagement in health and safety topics. This recognition underlines Fine Tubes’ reputation as a safe place to work. It also strengthens its operational control systems and allows compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.

Dr Mathew Davies, health, safety and environmental manager at Fine Tubes, said, “We are proud to have demonstrated the strength of our health and safety management programme by receiving the ISO45001:2018 certificate. It shows that we have put in place and are maintaining a high level of occupational health and safety excellence. Not only does it demonstrate our entire team’s compliance and full engagement with the demanding assessment process, but also our commitment to continuous improvements and buy-in from stakeholders that are important for keeping everyone healthy and injury-free at work.”

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