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Creative Materials Receives ISO 14001 Certification for Environmental Protection

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9 years ago

May 12, 2015

Creative Materials has received the ISO 14001:2004 certification awarded by National Quality Assurance, USA, for the implementation of a program to promote and practice environmental sustainability while ensuring the health and safety of our workforce. Our ISO 14001 certification demonstrates our commitment to high standards of performance and quality, which is further exhibited by our ISO 9001:2008 certification, held since 1999.

Creative Materials is a custom-formulator and manufacturer of conductive inks, adhesives, and coatings that are used in a variety of applications. Our products are increasingly used in high-tech applications, including microelectronics, biotechnology, telecommunications, and photovoltaics, to name a few.

Creative Materials’ ISO 14001 certification demonstrates our awareness and dedication to the following principals:
(1) Prevention by reducing health and safety risks and minimizing business practice impacts to the environment.
(2) Communication and Training focused on environmental awareness and health and safety concerns.
(3) Compliance with national and international regulations relative to the labeling and control of our products and state-of-the-art health safety practices.
(4) Continual Improvement in all aspects of our business practice.

Creative Materials has developed an Environmental Management System that details our safety and environmental policies and practices and is fully documented, implemented and maintained. Joe Morano, our VP of Operations has undertaken extensive staff training and implementation of ISO 14001. “We are confident that the ISO 14001 program will benefit both our customers and our employees. It is well established that continuous improvement relates positively to the creative process, which makes us a more nimble and responsive organization. In the 21st Century marketplace, our commitment to environmental protection and safety also makes us more competitive on a national and global basis.”

Please visit our website for more information about Creative Materials and our products, www.creativematerials.com.

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