Clean Power Hydrogen achieves three ISO certifications

The AIM-traded firm said to attain the ISO 45001 certification, it demonstrated the implementation of policies, practices, and procedures to prevent workplace accidents and injuries.

It said the ISO 14001 meanwhile signified its work on reducing its environmental impact, aligning with legal requirements, and attaining its environmental objectives.

Finally, the ISO 9001 certification highlighted its ability to meet customer and regulatory requirements, ensuring that its offerings are of the highest quality.

“These certificates are incredibly important for everyone at CPH2 and confirm our commitment to the highest standards of health and safety, sustainability and quality management measures within our organisation,” said chief executive officer Jon Duffy.

“As we continue to advance towards product commercialisation, we ensure that every crucial step is taken to make sure our systems are effective and our employees are protected.

“The awards are also testament to CPH2's dedication to a sustainable future, blending environmental responsibility with strategic business growth.”

At 1228 GMT, shares in Clean Power Hydrogen were down 2.74% at 8.51p.

Reporting by Josh White for Sharecast.com.