Imdaad receives ISO 50001 certification for its headquarters in Jebel Ali

Imdaad, a leading provider of incorporated facilities, environment and energy options in the GCC, has actually been awarded ISO 50001 certification for effective implementation of the energy management systems in its head office in Jebel Ali, Dubai. DNV GL, one of the world's leading accreditation, verification and evaluation bodies with competence in threat management, conducted the energy management systems audit of the center. Imdaad's CEO, Jamal Abdullah Lootah, and COO Mahmood Rasheed received the certification from Alireza Ramin Majd, Regional Manager for Middle East and Africa, DNV GL-- Business Assurance.

For effective ISO 50001 certification, Imdaad has carried out an energy policy and recognized goals in addition to produced a comprehensive action strategy to incorporate energy management into its existing management systems to attain its set goals. The accreditation will ensure that the company continuously improves energy-related performance and determines opportunities to conserve energy in its center. In the long run, this will guarantee increased energy efficiency, decreased greenhouse gas emissions, lower operational expenses, enhanced compliance, and improved business reputation.

Lootah stated: "As a leading facilities and waste management business in the area, Imdaad is constantly searching for ways to set brand-new benchmarks. The ISO 50001 accreditation is one such accomplishment that demonstrates our commitment to reduce energy usage and decrease carbon footprints. We not just promote ecological sustainability among our customers however carry out finest practices within our own properties to constantly enhance the quality of our services. We are positive that the certification will be a positive leap towards a greener environment as it will help us utilize energy effectively and optimally. We would likewise want to thank DNV GL for their services and technical competence which will assist in our journey to our continuous enhancement.".

"DNV GL congratulates Imdaad on its effective ISO 50001 accreditation and commends its commitment to follow global standards of environmental management. We conducted two energy management audits at the business's headquarters and discovered it in compliance with ISO 50001 standards which will allow them to sign up substantial savings in energy expenses and minimize their effect on the environment," concluded Majd.

ISO 50001 is a worldwide recognized standard of the International Organization for Standardization that supports business in the consistent improvement of their energy management. The certification makes it easier for organizations to incorporate energy management into their overall quality and environmental management.

Imdaad's ISO 50001 certification for its head office is valid for 3 years and undergoes annual testimonial.