06 JUNE 2016www.ghanaweb.com
Tropical Cable Ghana commits to continuous investment
Edited by : AL CIRCLE
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Tropical Cable and Conductor Limited (TCCL), an indigenous aluminium and copper electrical and telephone cable manufacturer, says it is continuously investing heavily in quality management systems to promote integrity and quality of the company’s products.
Speaking at a seminar for newly-certified electrical wiring professionals in Accra, the Marketing and Business Development Manager of TCCL, Nana Kwame Oteng-Gyasi, said the company - which has been International Standard Organisation (ISO) 9001 certified for almost 10 years - on average spent US$200,000 annually on quality systems.
He explained that the investments were channeled into laboratory testing equipment, production systems, and on personnel to ensure the company’s products meet international standards.
TCCL organised the seminar to sensitise electricians and users of electrical cables and accessories on electrical safety, best wiring practices and inspection, and testing electrical installations.
The seminar featured speakers from TCCL and other external resource persons who shed light on the evolution of Tropical Cable, TCCL’s quality standards and products, electrical safety, and the new Wiring Regulations of the Energy Commission.
About 300 participants, including representatives from the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), Energy Commission, and Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) attended the seminar.
Speaking at a seminar for newly-certified electrical wiring professionals in Accra, the Marketing and Business Development Manager of TCCL, Nana Kwame Oteng-Gyasi, said the company - which has been International Standard Organisation (ISO) 9001 certified for almost 10 years - on average spent US$200,000 annually on quality systems.
He explained that the investments were channeled into laboratory testing equipment, production systems, and on personnel to ensure the company’s products meet international standards.
TCCL organised the seminar to sensitise electricians and users of electrical cables and accessories on electrical safety, best wiring practices and inspection, and testing electrical installations.
The seminar featured speakers from TCCL and other external resource persons who shed light on the evolution of Tropical Cable, TCCL’s quality standards and products, electrical safety, and the new Wiring Regulations of the Energy Commission.
About 300 participants, including representatives from the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), Energy Commission, and Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) attended the seminar.
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