Maghreb Oxygen has just obtained three reference certifications ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 50001, symbolizing a triple commitment to quality, the environment, and energy efficiency.

For the company, these certifications reflect a long-term vision, that of an industry that places responsibility at the heart of its development. ISO 9001 guarantees process optimization and special attention to customer satisfaction. ISO 14001 reflects strict compliance with environmental standards, while ISO 50001 highlights the efforts made to control the company’s energy footprint. These distinctions embody a constant desire for progress and responsibility.

Three pillars for a single ambition

Maghreb Oxygen explains that its success is based on a clear and structured strategy, articulated around three essential pillars. The first pillar consists of managing and continuously improving processes, optimizing costs, training talent, and streamlining workflows to strengthen the company’s overall performance. The second pillar focuses on environmental commitment, with responsible resource management, waste reduction, and integration into a circular economy framework. Finally, the third pillar aims to reinforce energy efficiency, promoting technological innovation, rationalizing energy consumption, and investing in environmentally friendly solutions to reduce the company’s energy footprint.

But Maghreb Oxygen does not stop there. The company has chosen to go even further by joining the EcoVadis platform, providing its stakeholders with direct access to the evaluation of its social and environmental performance. "These certifications are not an end in themselves, but a reflection of our commitment to building a sustainable future, placing excellence and responsibility at the heart of our strategy. They attest to our willingness to participate in a dynamic of continuous improvement, anticipating the needs of our customers and respecting environmental challenges," states Youssef Guennoun, CEO of Maghreb Oxygen.

The source of the article is l'observateur