Quality
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ESG

Our commitment to sustainability

The implementation of ESG principles

The Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) rationale is made up of 17 Sustainable Development Goals, drawn up by the United Nations, and designed to ensure that any company operates responsibly and promotes positive environmental and social practices, contributing to peace, well-being and prosperity.

By adopting a set of ISO quality certifications, Euronda’s strategy is to proactively pursue the ESG objectives.

UNI EN ISO 14001

Establishes the requirements for a sustainable environmental management system.

UNI EN ISO 9001

Aimed at achieving customer satisfaction with the products and services provided, and ongoing improvements to corporate performance.

UNI EN ISO 13485

A standard regulating quality management systems in the Medical Device sector.

UNI EN ISO 45001

Implements the Quality system with environmental and occupational safety management disciplines.

UNI EN ISO 14001

Establishes the requirements for a sustainable environmental management system.

UNI EN ISO 9001

Aimed at achieving customer satisfaction with the products and services provided, and ongoing improvements to corporate performance.

UNI EN ISO 13485

A standard regulating quality management systems in the Medical Device sector.

UNI EN ISO 45001

Implements the Quality system with environmental and occupational safety management disciplines.

It’s all about protection

The 4 pillars of Euronda

For Euronda, protection is much more than just a goal: it is a journey uniting people, instruments and the workplace. It is a set of products, processes, measures and procedures that Euronda wants to promote.

In order to continuously improve, we have started a certification process for environmental management and occupational safety, operating according to ESG (environmental, social and governance) criteria. We believe that higher quality means more safety, organisation, sustainability and competitiveness, leading to better products and superior results.

Excellence

Implementation of ISO 9001 to improve product quality and optimise corporate processes.
Adherence to ISO 13485 standards to ensure that medical devices are designed, manufactured and marketed according to strict safety and efficacy criteria.
Continuous monitoring of internal processes and quality management to ensure that products are reliable and safe.

Protection

Adoption of ISO 45001 to ensure a safe and healthy environment in the workplace.
Initiatives for continuous staff training on health and safety best practices.
End-user protection policies through strict product testing and quality control.

Protection

Adoption of ISO 45001 to ensure a safe and healthy environment in the workplace.
Initiatives for continuous staff training on health and safety best practices.
End-user protection policies through strict product testing and quality control.

Ecology

Implementation of ISO 14001 to manage and reduce the environmental impact of corporate activities.
Using sustainable raw materials and reducing consumption of energy, water and materials.
Recycling and waste management programmes to promote environmental sustainability.

Innovation

Significant investment in research and development to introduce advanced technologies into production processes.
Collaboration with research organisations and universities to develop innovative solutions.
Continuous product improvement through the adoption of new technologies and production methods.

Innovation

Significant investment in research and development to introduce advanced technologies into production processes.
Collaboration with research organisations and universities to develop innovative solutions.
Continuous product improvement through the adoption of new technologies and production methods.

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