SGS awards certificates to 23 unemployed students, 40 organizations
Business Desk :
Leading inspection, testing, verification, and certification company SGS Bangladesh Limited arranged a ‘Certificate and Award Giving Ceremony’ at a hotel in capital on on Tuesday.
The organization handed over the certificate to its 40 clients and 23 participants of ‘Advance Compliance Professional’ training project. Abdur Rashid, Country Manager of SGS Bangladesh Limited handed over the certificates as the chief guest.
Awardee organizations achieved its certificates in different standards in the year 2022. Many renowned organizations like Pran- RFL, C.P. Bangladesh limited, Unilever Bangladesh Limited, Marico Bangladesh Limited, Coats Bangladesh Limited, Max group, and Akij Bakers were part of the certificate receivers. These organizations were given certificates on different standards like ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, FSSC 22000, BRC FOOD, GLOBAL GAP, FSC COC, FSMS ISO 22000, etc.
As part of the CSR activity of SGS Global, the SGS Corporate Sustainability Team arranged a project named ‘SGS Academy for the Community’ through SGS Academy Bangladesh to train some unemployed and underprivileged students with professional and personal development training for 4 months to give them the knowledge to become competent compliance professionals. Through this project named ‘Advance Compliance Professional’ SGS Academy Bangladesh provided a full set of training worth Tk. 80,000 each for 04 months free of cost. In this ‘Certificate and Award Giving Ceremony’ SGS Bangladesh Limited has also handed over the certificate to all these 23 trainees of the program.
Uzma Chowdhury, Finance Director from Pran-RFL Group, Khurshid Imbisat Chowdhury, Head of HR from ACI Logistics Limited, Provas Chandra Das, Manufacturing Director from Coats Bangladesh Limited, Soumitra Kumar Mondol, Plant Head from Akij Bakers Limited, Tasmim Saila, Country Quality Lead from Unilever Bangladesh Limited, T.I.M. Nurul Kabir, Executive Director of Foreign Investors’ Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) were present at the event among others dignitaries.
