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Jorge Chávez Airport: LAP obtains Trinorma ISO 2024 Recertification, reaffirming its commitment to Quality, Occupational Health and Safety, and Environmental Management Systems.

  • Jorge Chávez airport operator received ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications, supporting its commitment and seeking excellence in airport management.

 

Callao, August 12, 2024

 

Lima Airport Partners (LAP) obtained, last June, the "Trinorma ISO 2024 Recertification", reaffirming its commitment to international standards of quality, safety and occupational health, environment, and operational efficiency at Jorge Chávez International Airport. 

 

These certifications include the following standards: ISO 9001 (Quality Management System), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management System) and ISO 45001 (Occupational Health and Safety Management System), which validates LAP as a company that meets the highest requirements in airport management.

 

"We assume the challenge of maintaining our commitment to ISO international standards and the constant search for continuous improvement, in an environment of great changes, with a scope in the service and operation of Jorge Chávez International Airport, as a whole. This includes the design, construction and installation of the Expansion Porject," said Mary Chunga, Leader of LAP's Integrated Management System.

During the audit, which was conducted by the certifier TÜV Nord last June, four key strengths were highlighted: the new terminal employees' Occupational Health and Safety management, the efficient operation of the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP), LAP team's high commitment and knowledge, and the performance of archaeological works in the area of the new terminal.

 

The recertification has a significant impact on Jorge Chávez Airport, improving integral safety, optimizing processes and promoting environmental sustainability.

 

Among the most outstanding benefits are the improvement of safety, generating confidence in passengers, airlines and stakeholders; the optimization of processes, enriching the experience of users and other customers; and the strengthening of the airport's reputation and competitiveness. In addition, this recertification promotes a culture of continuous improvements in processes and inside the team of collaborators that make up the airport. 

 

"We made it possible thanks to the commitment of everyone and the integrative work of the teams, learning from our challenges and reinventing ourselves, managing our findings and deviations, complying with our procedures and updating them, managing our risks. Also by complying with the Integrated Sustainability Policy, leading change with an integrated vision and following up on the fulfillment of our objectives," added Mary Chunga.

Finally, with this recertification, LAP continues on its path to excellence, ensuring that Jorge Chávez International Airport not only complies with local and international regulations, but also becomes a model of sustainability and operational efficiency in the region.

 

Find the certificates here.
 



De acuerdo a lo dispuesto en el segundo párrafo del inciso c) del párrafo 6.3 del artículo 6 del Decreto Legislativo N.° 1372 y en el párrafo 7.3 del artículo 7 del Decreto Supremo N.° 003-2019-EF, se comunica que LIMA AIRPORT PARTNERS S.R.L. ha realizado los mecanismos razonables para obtener la información del beneficiario final, considerando los criterios de propiedad y control previstos en los literales a) y b) del párrafo 4.1 del artículo 4 del Decreto Legislativo 1372 y en los párrafos 5.1 al 5.4 de su Reglamento y documentado estos, respectivamente. Sin embargo, no ha sido posible identificar al beneficiario final bajo los criterios señalados en el párrafo precedente por lo que hemos considerado como beneficiario final a las personas naturales que ocupan los puestos administrativos superiores.