ODG Indonesia ISO Audit was successfully completed during a three-day assessment held from November 6 to 8, 2024. This external audit marks a significant milestone in the company’s continued efforts to uphold international standards in workplace safety, environmental responsibility, and quality assurance.
The 2024 audit evaluated the implementation of three ISO standards. ISO 45001, which focuses on occupational health and safety, entered its second year of application. Meanwhile, ISO 14001 and ISO 9001—covering environmental and quality management—were audited for the first time at ODG Indonesia. These systems are essential in building a strong, sustainable business foundation.
TUV NORD Indonesia, a globally recognized certification body carry out the external audit. The audit team thoroughly reviewed procedures, documentation, and real-time operations across various departments to evaluate compliance and consistency with ISO requirements.
Departments involved were Top Management, HSE, QA/QC, HRGA, Purchasing, IT & Marketing, Workshop & Fire Engineering, and Estimating. Each team contributed actively to demonstrate the company’s alignment with standardized management practices.
Throughout the audit, cross-functional collaboration played a key role. Departments involved were Top Management, HSE, QA/QC, HRGA, Purchasing, IT & Marketing, Workshop & Fire Engineering, and Estimating. Each team contributed actively to demonstrate the company’s alignment with standardized management practices.
By completing the ODG Indonesia ISO Audit, the company reinforced its commitment to operational excellence. Rather than viewing ISO certification as a checkbox exercise, ODG treats it as a long-term framework for improvement and trust-building with all stakeholders.
Building Stronger Systems to Meet Industry Demands
In today’s evolving industrial landscape, aligning with ISO standards provides a competitive edge. Through this ISO audit, ODG Indonesia reinforces its core values of quality, safety, and sustainability. Moreover, the company views certification not as a final goal but as part of an ongoing journey toward excellence and long-term stakeholder trust.
