A sahara Group upstream company, Asharami Energy, has been awarded the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) 20400 certification for sustainable procurement.

This milestone in the upstream supply chain and procurement management system is in recognition of the company’s commitment to sustainable practices and responsible sourcing.
 
The ISO 20400 certification is a globally recognised standard for sustainable procurement and was awarded to organisations that demonstrate their commitment to sustainable practices and responsible sourcing. This certification also highlights Asharami Energy’s focus on corporate social impact and sustainability.
 
According to the Chief Operating Officer of the company, Henry Menkiti, the certification is a testament to their dedication in promoting sustainable practices across their operations, noting that they are always working towards aligning the impact of their operations with global environment standards, collaborating with all stakeholders within their host communities.

Menkiti highlighted that Asharami Energy is leaving a notable impact in the upstream sector, achieving significant milestones in quality and safety. One recent accomplishment is the company’s commendable record of three million man-hours without Lost Time Injury, a crucial benchmark in occupational safety within the oil and gas industry. Lost Time Injury signifies work-related incidents leading to injuries or illnesses causing workdays’ absence or operational disruptions.