TNT receives five key international certificates


Dated: 11 September 2007

Global express service provider, TNT, said it has become among the first in the industry to successfully achieve five key international certifications for its operations in Southeast Asia.

The Singapore based company said the five international certifications it has achieved in Southeast Asia, including the ISO9001, OHSAS18001, and Investors in People, focus on best practices in quality and environmental management, occupational health and safety, people development as well as social accountability.

The Singapore based company also said it has Wilson Tan as director of human resources, legal and corporate affairs to further evaluate international standards to be implemented in Southeast Asia.

 
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