
13 June 2008, 11:06am
Aligned Assets can announce that it has maintained its position within a select niche of UK companies to achieve ISO 9001 certification.
This is the second year running that they have achieved this prestigious award that recognises quality processes throughout all aspects of the business from its customer service through to employee advancement.
With only around 3% of UK businesses holding ISO 9001 accreditation, Aligned Assets can proudly claim to be at the forefront of quality service and customer care.
Quality Manager at Aligned Assets, Frances Young, said of the award, “We are delighted that our continued drive towards quality has once again been acknowledged as amongst the very best in the country. As a company we have always recognised the need to invest in people and training, and that it is through this that we are able to offer such an excellent service to our customers. We set ourselves the very highest standards possible and have procedures in place to make sure that we continue to meet them for many years to come.”

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Paul Livett
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