The Cyprus Ports Authority (CPA) has achieved a significant milestone, successfully obtaining certification for its Ports Regulatory Affairs Management Department under the internationally recognized CYS EN ISO 9001:2015 standard. This commendation, granted by the Cyprus Certification Company (CCC) and validated by the International Certification Network (IQNET), underscores the authority’s global credibility and dedication to excellence.
Commitment To Quality And Transparency
The certification reaffirms the CPA’s unwavering commitment to quality, transparency, and continuous improvement. With a transparent framework that ensures adherence to international best practices, the CPA is setting a benchmark in port operations, safety standards, and regulatory compliance.
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Strengthening Regulatory Leadership
As the principal regulatory and supervisory body within the port sector in Cyprus, the CPA leverages this achievement to reinforce its mission: ensuring that port activities are executed with the highest degree of professionalism and in strict alignment with global standards. This certification serves as tangible evidence of the organization’s enhanced operational integrity and dedication to the maritime community.
Investing In Continuous Improvement
Looking forward, the CPA remains committed to upgrading its regulatory tools and quality assurance practices. By investing strategically in these areas, the authority is poised to further fortify the trust of its partners while effectively meeting the evolving expectations of both professionals and society in the maritime sector.
ISO 9001:2015 Standard: A Global Benchmark
ISO 9001:2015 is the most widely adopted framework for Quality Management Systems (QMS) worldwide. Emphasizing risk-based thinking, leadership, and the continuous cycle of improvement through the Plan–Do–Check–Act model, this standard has set the foundation for over a million certified organizations globally. Certification, which follows an independent audit by an accredited body such as the CCC, is typically valid for three years, with mandatory annual surveillance audits to ensure ongoing compliance.
