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Santa Rosa first city in Laguna conferred with ISO 9001:2008 certification

Posted on September 16, 2015

SANTA ROSA CITY, Laguna, Sept. 16 (PNA) — Santa Rosa City received on Tuesday (Sept. 15) ISO 9001:2008 Certification from ISC Global represented by Ma. Melanie Olbita, general manager of ISC Philippines Inc. during the awarding ceremony held at the City Hall Building B here.

“Kung maganda man ang serbisyong ibinibigay natin ngayon, alam ko we can give service to the highest level. This is why I suggested that we get certified,” Mayor Arlene Arcillas said in her message.

Mayor Arcillas recognized the efforts of and attributed the feat to her fellow public servants. “I have always believed in good service and in the capacity of those who are serving our constituents in the City of Santa Rosa. Tayo pong lahat iyon – we are all public servants whatever our position is in the City Government,” she said.

The mayor also challenged other offices to get ISO Certified as well. “Alam kong maunlad na tayo, but it does not have to stop there. Maayos na ang serbisyo natin pero gagawin pa nating world-class. Patataasin pa natin ang kalidad nang serbisyo sa Santa Rosa by being ISO certified,” she encouraged.

Now on her third term, Mayor Arcillas said she is confident that even after her term, the ISO certification will be maintained “dahil innate sa atin ang magbigay ng maganda at dekalidad na serbisyo.”

ISO Certification is also in line with her vision and mission for the City to become world-class and a model in local governance, as encapsulated in her administration’s slogan “Serbisyong Makatao, Lungsod na Makabago.”

“Ipagmamalaki ko ito hindi lamang sa ibang bayan kundi sa buong mundo dahil ito ay international brand. Ipagmamalaki ko na world-class ang ating seribsyo at world-class ang mga nagsisilbi dito,” she continued.

Meanwhile Vice Mayor Arnel DC Gomez said getting ISO certified is an achievement, but stressed that it needs to be sustained. “We need to put it to practice and translate our learning into positive customer experience. So that pag-alis ng mga tao sa opisina natin ay masasabi nila ‘kaya pala sila ISO (certified) kasi maganda ang serbisyo nila,’” he said.

The processes of the City Civil Registrar Office (CCRO), the Public Employment Service Office (PESO), and the Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator (CPDO) underwent a Certification Audit last July. All three offices were certified for ISO 9001:2008 last July 31.

Moreover, Olbita said that the difficulty (of getting certified) is common at the start, but “once makayap na ang (bagong) system, lahat makikinabang hindi lamang ang departamento kundi ang lahat ng pagsisilbihan ninyo.”

According to Attorney Ethel Aldea, consultant from Neo Amca Innovative Solutions, the City has reasons to celebrate for the City of Santa Rosa is the first city in Laguna to have ISO Certification. She added that the City also has the first CCRO, PESO and CPDO to have ISO certification in the country.

ISC Global is a full-service international certification and training body. It is recognized by JAS-ANZ (Joint Accreditation System – Australia New Zealand) as an accredited body and a certified training organization. (PNA)

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