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15/05/2009

At the beginning of May 2009 Emtrade received ISO9001:2008 accreditation. We enjoyed working towards this project which was the key objective of our long-term strategy.

We are committed to deliver the highest levels of product excellence to our customers in Rail, Security and other sectors. This Quality Management System is important to us and to our customers, re-enforcing what we strongly believe in, which is EXCELLENCE in everything we do!

12/01/2009

Almost a year ago Emtrade committed to spent time and money to develop and implement a Quality Management System meeting the requirements of the ISO9001:2000.

We have enjoyed working towards this project and we are planning to be ready for an audit by the end of March 2009. We are committed to deliver the highest levels of product excellence through flexibility, innovation, continuous improvement and quality.

25/06/2008

Emtrade was recently awarded a prestigious contract from Corus Bi-Steel to apply an anti-corrosion zinc coating system, and a high quality paint finish, to the company's protective security vehicle barriers which have just been installed at one of the UK's major airports.

The company provided Corus with a first class service. This included the delivery of an exceptionally high quality finish and the implementation of a system that greatly improved the transportation and handling process.

25/06/2008

How international are we? Loading construction equipment onto one of the worlds largest aircraft, Antanov AN 124 to depart to Ghana, Africa from Robin Hood Airport.

Supplying international customers can be challenging, as we all know, but moreover, is a source of great pleasure if everything is performed with a touch of excellence. Emtrade swiftly assisted in loading a number of construction machinery and spare parts onto one of the world largest aircraft which can carry up to 120tonnes. Moreover, we have supplied all the spare parts and performed cosmetic and mechanical repairs on 2 Cat 160H Graders, 1 Cat IT 28G Wheel Loader, and 2 self-propelled Rollers, which were the first to arrive to one of the Ghana's gold mines.