Lecta renews its ISO 50001 Energy Management System certification

In line with its commitment to optimize energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact.

The ISO 50001 standard is the benchmark international standard developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) for the development of an energy management system within an organization. Lecta’s compliance with this strict standard guarantees the existence of a system optimized for proper, efficient energy use at all its manufacturing sites.

Lecta, by carrying out its activity in accordance with the requirements of this important environmental certification, also reaffirms its commitment to the implementation of energy saving measures, with the resulting reduction in emissions and environmental impact.

Lecta’s ISO 50001 certification falls within the framework of its Integrated Management System Policy, which applies to all its operations at all sites. This policy is the backbone of our entire organization, bringing together quality, environmental, energy, and occupational health and safety policies, in accordance with Lecta’s focus on innovation and its commitment to sustainability.
https://www.lecta.com/en/news/Pages/Lecta-renews-its-ISO-50001-Energy-Management-System-certification.aspx

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