APAVE launches service on risk control
The APAVE Asia Pacific on Nov. 22 officially launched its new services
of aviation and space technology to promote cooperation in risk control
in this field in Vietnam.
The APAVE Asia Pacific on Nov. 22 officially launched its new services
of aviation and space technology to promote cooperation in risk control
in this field in Vietnam.
The APAVE Asia Pacific is a member company of the APAVE Group, which is one of the world’s leading groups in supervising quality and safety and providing technical assistances in the fields of testing, measurement, management consultancy and training.
APAVE’s services, which are supplied by its five member companies, aim to help control latent risks in businesses for its customers.
According to Nguyen Cong Phu, General Director of the APAVE Pacific Asia, his company helped the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (VAAV), the Vietnam Airlines and a number of air ports management corporations upgrade their management systems in accordance with the ISO 900 Standard.
The company also provided training for the first 10 engineers and specialists of Vietnam Airlines in the field of Airbus and Boeing aircrafts maintenance through a training programme of APAVE in France, Phu said./.
The APAVE Asia Pacific is a member company of the APAVE Group, which is one of the world’s leading groups in supervising quality and safety and providing technical assistances in the fields of testing, measurement, management consultancy and training.
APAVE’s services, which are supplied by its five member companies, aim to help control latent risks in businesses for its customers.
According to Nguyen Cong Phu, General Director of the APAVE Pacific Asia, his company helped the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (VAAV), the Vietnam Airlines and a number of air ports management corporations upgrade their management systems in accordance with the ISO 900 Standard.
The company also provided training for the first 10 engineers and specialists of Vietnam Airlines in the field of Airbus and Boeing aircrafts maintenance through a training programme of APAVE in France, Phu said./.
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