ISO 9001: FRSC Recertification Shows Committment To Professionalism —Boboye Oyeyemi
The Federal Road Safety Corps has described it’s recertification by ISO 9001:2015 has evidence of the true disposition of the corps.
The FRSC which was first certified on 26 March 2013 for ISO 9001:2008, has since then shown commitment to attaining excellence in all its operations.
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The recertification, however, came after the Corps fulfilled all requirements of the International Organisation for Standardization (ISO), which is in compliance with global best practices.
According to the Corps Public Education Officer, Mr. Bisi Kazeem, “The recertification came after a successful audit of FRSC processes and procedures by System Auditors from SON among other mandatory activities carried out towards the recertification of the Corps.”
Kazeem made this known in a statement captioned: “ISO 9001:2015: FRSC GETS RECERTIFIED”
He recalled that in the quest to bring its processes at par with world best practice, the FRSC was first certified on 26 March 2013 for ISO 9001:2008.
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And later it migrated to ISO 9001:2015 standards on 16 January, 2016 and has since met all requirements to sustain the feat.
The Corps Marshal, Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, while speaking on the achievement was quoted as saying; “As the first and only Law Enforcement Agency in Africa to achieve this rare feat, this recertification is a milestone that reflects the true disposition of the Corps as a determined organisation that is committed to attaining excellence in all aspects of its operations and service delivery.”
Oyeyemi while commending the entire workforce for their individual and collective contributions which led to the realisation of the recertification, stated that “The feat is a testimonial, an evidence of a great deal of professionalism, well-coordinated work processes, and quality service delivery in the workplace.”
He, however, urged the motoring public to help sustain the certification through enhanced productivity, professionalism, and effective service delivery.
