ASTANA, Kazakhstan, July 9. The Batumi Sea Port has confirmed the compliance of its integrated management system with international ISO standards by successfully completing a recertification audit conducted by the international certification body United Registrar of Systems Ltd. (United Kingdom) on June 25–26, 2025, Trend reports via KazTransOil.
According to the information, the audit confirmed Batumi port’s compliance with the following international standards:
ISO 9001:2015 - Quality Management System
ISO 14001:2015—Environmental Management System
ISO 45001:2018—Occupational Health and Safety Management System.
Subsequent to the comprehensive audit, the port garnered
exceptional evaluations regarding the degree of execution and
efficacy of its management frameworks, the expertise of its
personnel, the robustness of its operational workflows, and the
organization's dedication to the tenets of sustainable
development.
“Successfully navigating the complexities of the international
recertification audit represents a noteworthy milestone.” It
validates that the port perpetually functions in alignment with
global benchmarks and endeavors for ongoing enhancement in quality
assurance, environmental stewardship, and occupational safety
protocols,” remarked Ulan Tleugali, General Director of Batumi Sea
Port.
The findings substantiate the organization's strategic trajectory
aimed at fostering transparency, promoting sustainable development,
and adhering to contemporary mandates within the global maritime
sector.
The entity overseeing Batumi Sea Port - Batumi Sea Port LLC -
functions under the exclusive mandate to administer the
governmental stake in the port, integrated within the KazTransOil
conglomerate, a subsidiary of Kazakhstan’s state-owned oil and gas
behemoth, KazMunayGas.
