QHSE

ISO 9001:2008 Certification

IPT Is ISO 9001:2008 Certified Since 7 January 2013 According To Bureau Veritas Certification Holding SAS – UK Branch.
Scope Of Certification: import, export, storage & distribution of petroleum products and installation & maintenance of petroleum equipment.

Optimization of Processes

Fostering a culture of continuous improvement within the group by encouraging its workforce actively involved in, responsible for, and committed to the development, implementation and optimization of the processes to ensure the alignment of IPT vision and mission.

ISO 9001:2015 Upgrade

In preparation for ISO upgrade, the Quality department organized a workshop entitled “Steps for the Transition to ISO 9001:2015 the Successful Way” addressed to the heads of departments and selected Quality representatives. IPT got ISO 9001:2015 upgrade and successfully re-certified in 23 September 2018 by Bureau Veritas-UKAS.

Optimization of Processes Fostering a culture of continuous improvement within the group by encouraging its workforce actively involved in, responsible for, and committed to the development, implementation and optimization of the processes to ensure the alignment of IPT vision and mission.

Continuous Improvement IPT continuously provides safety training and maneuvers to its employees in HQ & facilities, in compliance with its ERP, Hazards Master Plan and international safety standards.

Improvement Challenges Despite the Lebanese economic crises, the catastrophic inflation of the national currency and the collapse of the national economy, IPT still faces the challenges and difficulties by adopting a continuous improvement (CI) methodologies built on her solid pillars of commitment, strategy, processes, performance and QHSE international standard, to improve customer satisfaction, reduce operating cost and achieve its vision and mission.

Advancing Safety, Health, and Environmental Practices in Preparation for IMS IPT focused on strengthening its Safety, Health, and Environmental (SHE) practices as a preparatory phase for launching the Integrated Management System (IMS) project. Key initiatives included comprehensive risk assessments, enhanced safety protocols, and targeted environmental sustainability measures. Employee awareness programs and training sessions were conducted to reinforce a culture of safety and compliance. Efforts also extended to improving emergency preparedness and waste management strategies. These proactive steps ensured a solid foundation for IMS implementation, aligning IPT with international best practices.

Launching the Integrated Management System Project The year 2024 marked the beginning of IPT's ambitious Integrated Management System (IMS) project, encompassing quality, health and safety, and environmental management. This project, which spanned six months, involved rigorous planning and execution to align with international standards. By the end of the year, IPT successfully obtained certifications for its IMS, and become the first company in Lebanon’s oil and gas/energy sector to achieve such certification. This milestone marks a new era of professional excellence and continuous development.

Sustaining Excellence: IPT’s Commitment to QHSE and IMS Awareness IPT's focus shifted to maintaining the Integrated Management System and ensuring ongoing awareness of Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment (QHSE) principles among all employees. Efforts were made to extend this awareness to network stations, reinforcing the importance of these standards across the entire organization. This ongoing commitment to QHSE ensures that IPT remains at the forefront of industry’s best practices