We successfully completed our first Integrated ISO Recertification Audit, achieving no major nonconformities across all four internationally recognised management system standards.
Spanning approximately 160 audit hours, this was the largest external management systems audit undertaken in our 25-year history, with auditors assessing our corporate functions, operational teams and project sites nationwide against:
- ISO 45001:2018 – Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS)
- ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management System (QMS)
- ISO 14001:2015 – Environmental Management System (EMS)
- ISO 27001:2022 – Information Security Management System (ISMS)
This achievement reflects the strength and maturity of our Integrated Management System and, most importantly, the commitment of our people who bring these systems to life every day.
Bonia Mohan, Chief Information Officer & Chair of the IMS Governance Committee, reflected on the significance of the achievement, “Leading our largest ISO audit in Enviropacific’s 25-year history has been both challenging and rewarding. This outcome reflects far more than a successful audit. It demonstrates the maturity of our Integrated Management System and, more importantly, the commitment of our people to safety, quality, environmental stewardship and information security every day. I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve achieved together and grateful to everyone who contributed. Independent certification confirms that the systems we’ve invested in are working as intended, but the real achievement is seeing our teams consistently apply them across our offices and project sites every day.”
Jaden Tang, Lead Auditor, Compass Assurance Services, acknowledged the progress made by the organisation, “Throughout the audit, we observed a well-developed and increasingly mature Integrated Management System, with the establishment of the IMS Governance Committee representing a significant step forward in strengthening governance and oversight. It was evident that significant effort had been invested over the past 12 months, and beyond, to strengthen governance, integrate management processes and embed continual improvement. The level of preparation and consistency demonstrated across the audited functions reflects an organisation genuinely committed to maintaining and continually improving its management systems.”
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