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JAM | Feb 12, 2022

ARC Manufacturing secures ISO re-certification

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An ARC Manufacturing driver about to make a delivery via the Jamaican company’s extensive fleet in September 2021. (Photo: Facebook @ARCManufacturingLtd)

 In 2018, ARC Manufacturing Limited was one of the few companies in the building materials industry to attain the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001:2015 certificate of conformity for its comprehensive quality management system (QMS). 

Now three years later, the company eyes further growth following the renewal of its certification conferred by the National Certification Body of Jamaica (NCBJ).

This latest development reflects the manufacturing company’s ongoing commitment to quality and continuous improvement to achieve operational excellence in keeping with global standards.

Chairman Norman Horne described the achievement as another step taken towards creating a world-class organisation of repute. 

“This recertification of our quality management system is a clear statement to our stakeholders that we have continuously made real and measurable improvements in our business processes for their benefit,” Horne said.

“It is a key element to building a more sustainable business and aligns with our core values by putting our stakeholders’ interests at the heart of everything we do. Therefore, our commitment to quality never ends,” he explained.

In the meantime, ARC Manufacturing anticipates further growth with plans in sight to expand its operations and create new jobs.

“It is an exciting time for us at ARC, as we are undergoing expansion plans to increase our production capacities and diversify our product offerings. This we hope will make a difference in the community by creating new jobs, satisfying the needs of our customers,” he noted. 


ARC Manufacturing chairman, Norman Horne. (Photo contributed)

ARC is a leading manufacturer and distributor of building materials in Jamaica, specializing in the production of barbed wire, fabric mesh, nails, chain link fencing, tracks & studs, purlins, circular & industrial zinc, roofing tiles, hurricane straps, and other products.

The company boasts one of the most modern lumber treatment facilities in the Caribbean, and currently employs over 300 people in communities from Kingston and Montego Bay.

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