DUAL ISO CERTIFICATION OPPORTUNITY! Title Goes Here

PG&E invites you to a free overview session to learn about our new, low  cost dual ISO Certification training for WMDVBE suppliers

ISO 9001 Business Quality Standard/ISO 14001 Environmental Standard

What is it?

·         Obtaining ISO 9001 certification will give you the framework to consistently produce high quality products and services for your customers and thereby compete in Fortune 500 supply chains. 

·         ISO 14001 allows you to show audited evidence of your company’s environmental policy and practices and how your company is minimizing your impact on the environment. 

·         Both certifications are critical to many large companies and are required to participate in their supply chain. 

ISO 9001 provides:

·         Consistency in producing high quality products & services/ Reduces risks in the supply chain

·         Framework to provide successful scalable growth//Cost reduction in cost of poor quality

·         Meets customer requirement/Provides a competitive advantage/ Increase in market share

ISO 14001 provides:

·         Environmental impact reduction/Compliance with environmental laws and regulations

·         Audited results to ensure minimizing environmental impact/Control of environmental aspects

Who Should Attend:

·         Executives of companies that want to learn more about how to meet the quality and environmental requirements of potential customers. 

When:

·         THU., July 22, 2010,  2:30pm - 4:00pm     or     

·         FRI.,    July 23, 2010,  9:00am - 10:30am

Where:

·         PG&E, 245 Market Street  (between Beale and Main Street), Conference Room 537

·         Take MUNI or BART to “Embarcadero” stop and go upstairs to 245 Market St. entrance

Please RSVP with preferred training date to RSHH@pge.com by THU., July 15, 2010

Our presenter, Sue Clancy, President and CEO of BIZPHYX. is a nationally sought-after speaker and trainer on the subject of supplier diversity.  Sue shows other M/W/DVBE businesses how certifying to a quality standard, can help them compete in Fortune 500 supply chains.