Rising demand for energy, water, and other utilities is forcing businesses to invest in smarter ways to reduce costs and create new sources of revenue.  Many of these ideas involve retrofitting existing infrastructure with new components or building new systems from scratch. Whatever the design, all these investments call for an exceptionally high degree of quality, safety, and reliability.  In order to protect your investments, your organization must meet these demanding standards.  Not only does this ensure that your organization remains compliant with regulatory requirements, but it also allows you to maximize your expected returns and minimize downtime.  It will also help assure your clients of the quality and reliability of your engineering solutions, encouraging them to return as repeat customers.

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With an ever increasing number of management system standards being established and adopted worldwide, the implementation of an Integrated Management System (IMS) is an attractive alternative solution for an organization that wishes to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of its management systems.  It can be applied by any organization that is looking into integrating two or more of management systems into one cohesive system with a holistic set of documentation, policies, procedures, and processes, regardless of any type, sector or size of the organization. An IMS combines all related components of each management system that is being implemented by the organization into one system, for easier management and operation. Quality, Environmental, and Occupational Health and Safety management systems are commonly combined and managed as an IMS.  With an integrated system, the organization becomes a unified whole, with each function aligned behind a single goal, which is to improve the performance of the entire organization.

To find out more, please contact our Sales & Business Development Section at ask.msc@sirim.my  / 03 5544 6403/ 5678.

Road traffic accidents are the leading cause of death among young people with millions of people die every year on the world's roads.  Being successful in the transportation and automotive sector thus requires attention to the quality, safety, and reliability of automotive products, components, and production facilities.  While innovations such as electric vehicles and biodiesel engines promise new opportunities for companies in these businesses, the industry is also continuously subject to new and increasingly tighter regulations to protect users.  Non-compliance with these standards can result in tarnished reputations as well as millions of money in damages.  Anticipating and staying ahead of these changes is a challenge for transportation and automotive businesses.

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