International Gets ISO-Certified

May 20, 2004
International Truck and Engine Corp. has attained ISO 9001:2000 certification for the quality standards and processes of its manufacturing and assembly operations. The audit certifies that the quality management systems of International Truck Group met world-class levels of integrity and consistency. The audit focuses on such criteria as product realization, management responsibility, resource management

International Truck and Engine Corp. has attained ISO 9001:2000 certification for the quality standards and processes of its manufacturing and assembly operations. The audit certifies that the quality management systems of International Truck Group met world-class levels of integrity and consistency.

The audit focuses on such criteria as product realization, management responsibility, resource management and measurement, analysis and improvement.

“This ISO standard concentrates on processes that influence customer satisfaction, like continuous improvement and meeting regulatory requirements,” said Nick Matich, International vp- quality.

This new certification comes in addition to International’s ISO 9001:2000 certification for its manufacturing facilities in Springfield, OH; Garland, TX; and Escobedo, Mexico; and for its customer support, reliability and quality operations, located in both Warrenville, IL and Fort Wayne, IN.

Sponsored Recommendations

Tackling the Tech Shortage: Lessons in Recruiting Talent and Reducing Turnover

Discover innovative strategies for recruiting and retaining tech talent in the trucking industry at our April 16th webinar, where experts will share insights on competitive pay...

Stop Sweating Temperature Excursions

Advanced chemical indicators give you the peace of mind that comes from reliable insights into your supply chains. Compromised shipments can be identified the moment they arrive...

Stop Sweating Temperature Excursions

Advanced chemical indicators give you the peace of mind that comes from reliable insights into your supply chains. Compromised shipments can be identified the moment they arrive...

How Electric Vehicles Help You Prolong the Life of Your Fleet

Before adopting electric vehicles for commercial/government fleets, prioritize cost inquiries. Maintenance is essential; understand the upkeep of EV fleets. Here’s what you need...

Voice your opinion!

To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of FleetOwner, create an account today!