Port Moresby – July 2025: O.M Holdings Ltd is proud to announce a significant milestone. We have achieved 10 years certification with Total Quality Certification Services International (TQCSI) for our management system. This achievement has placed Oilmin in the prestigious TQCSI 10-year club. Being included in their 10 Year Club reflects Oilmin’s consistent commitment to quality, safety, and continuous improvement across all areas of Oilmin’s work.
Over the past decade, we have upheld the highest standards across our operations, from Remote Catering, Warehousing, and housekeeping services at Herd Base, to the dedicated efforts of our Warehouse Team at Gerehu and Head Office Operations. It recognises not just the systems we have in place, but the dedication of the people who uphold them every day.
Challenges met with commitment:
Operating in remote and logistically challenging environments has tested our systems in many ways. From managing workforce turnover and adapting to dynamic project demands to maintaining compliance in the field—we have faced many hurdles. But through it all, our success has come down to strong coordination, clear communication, practical processes, and hands-on leadership, and commitment from everyone.
Beyond the basics, our continuous improvement mindset:
We do not see certification as just a checkbox. It is the foundation we use to drive improvement. Through regular reviews, feedbacks and a culture that encourages input and accountability from every team member. We’ve made continuous improvement a core value, from our Quality Assurance team to our Operational Staff.
What this Milestone means:
Reaching 10 years of certification is not just ticking a box, it’s a reflection of the people behind the system. It’s a recognition of the high standards, systems, discipline, and teamwork that have been built and maintained over the years, even in tough operating environments. We’re proud of this recognition and are motivated to build on it.
Advice to others aiming for long-term certification:
The most important thing in QA and HACCP is to keep looking for ways to improve.Our advice to others driving for a long-term certification is simple.
- Even when things are running smoothly, there’s always room to do better.
- Build your systems around how your business actually operates, keep them practical.
- Involve the whole team, quality isn’t just a job for one department—it has to be part of the culture.
Looking forward:
We thank TQCSI for the recognition and ongoing support. We’re looking forward to keeping our standards high—and continuing to raise the bar in the years ahead.
