Intelex will be exhibiting our web-based environmental, health, and safety management software at Safety 2009, a conference and exposition hosted by the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center from June 28-30.
Safety 2009 is a conference and exposition for environment, health, and safety (EHS) professionals to learn about industry trends and issues, share best practices, and try out the latest in health and safety technologies. The conference brings together 4,000 professionals from around the world including 400 exhibitors.
If you're planning to attend the conference, stop by booth 1129 for a visit. Intelex representatives Steve Ross and Nick Ramdass welcome the company!… Read more...
The purpose of a quality management system is to enable continual improvement regardless of market conditions; therefore, organizations that had the foresight and business smarts to have implemented effective quality management systems prior to the current recession have been proactively refining their business processes, minimizing the potential for nonconformance expenses, and enabling complete performance visibility as opposed to implementing last minute reactionary decisions intended to cut costs quickly. Invariably the "quick fix" approach to reducing the bottom line will directly impact product and service quality, which will ultimately have a negative impact on revenue generation.
The May 2009 issue of Information Week Canada features an article by Richard Bray called “Pushing paper, right out the door: How an Ottawa company wound up in a paperless place.” The article focuses on the pains and successes that OCM Manufacturing experienced during the transition to a paperless office. After their first paper-based attempt at ISO 9000 certification failed and hundreds of thousands of pieces of paper had to be destroyed Michael Julian, CEO at OCM, decided that the second attempt at ISO 9000 compliance was going to be a lot different, it was going to be completely paperless! Post-transition Julian says “Ask anybody around here, they wouldn’t ever want to go to a paper system, in both ISO documentation and in manufacturing documentation.”
Intelex is the proud recipient of ECO Canada’s Human Resources Commitment Award for 2009. In this year’s survey administered by ECO Canada, Intelex showed industry-leading performance in various categories while also earning satisfaction increases for three years in a row in the following categories:
