Davao Light & Power Company, Inc. earned its fourth ISO (International Organization for Standardization) Certification after it passed the 3-day audit last December 2022 for the Asset Manageme…
Davao Light & Power Company, Inc. earned its fourth ISO Certification after it passed the 3-day audit last December 2022 for the Asset Management System with no minor and major non-conformities.
“We at Davao Light are ecstatic that we are now AMS certified,” said Davao Light President and COO Rodger S. Velasco. “This is our fourth ISO Certification, which shows that we stay committed to becoming a world-class power distribution utility. Our assets such as our lines and poles are key to delivering the best service to our customers, so their management is vital to our operations.”
By implementing AMS, Davao Light will be able to continually improve its operational efficiency, and ensure the efficient management and utilization of its assets such as substations and vehicles. Through AMS, the company will also effectively manage and mitigate risks, avoid unnecessary costs and resource wastage, and further enhance the organization’s capability.
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