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25.08.2025
Sustainable, safe and fair: TechnoAlpin awarded new certifications
TechnoAlpin has been committed to the highest standards of quality, sustainability and work safety for many years – a claim that has been officially affirmed once again: Several internationally recognized certifications have been successfully renewed. ISO 9001, which TechnoAlpin has held for about 20 years, certifies a well-established quality management. ISO 14001, first awarded in November 2007, confirms an environmental management system that conserves resources and reduces environmental impact. ISO 45001, valid since December 2009, documents the commitment to the highest standards in occupational health and safety, promoting a safe working environment.
A special highlight at the end of 2024 was the first-time award of the Certification for Gender Equality in accordance with the UNI/PdR 125 guideline. It underscores TechnoAlpin's commitment to equality, equal opportunities and a fair corporate culture - core values that shape the company in the long term.
The new certificates have just been officially handed over to TechnoAlpin by DNV, an independent, internationally recognized accreditation body that is active in more than 100 countries. “TechnoAlpin demonstrates how the evolution of business processes can translate into a concrete commitment to quality, sustainability, and the enhancement of human capital. The certifications obtained are the result of a strategic vision and a corporate culture focused on continuous improvement,” remarks Alessandro Gerlotti, Sales Manager Italy at DNV.
The awards are testimony to the fact that TechnoAlpin not only focuses on quality, safety and sustainability, but also on the people behind the company's innovative solutions. The global market leader sees these achievements as an incentive to continuously develop its high standards and drive innovation with responsibility for customers, employees and the environment.