In quality management, the vehicle funding and fleet management specialist achieved the ISO 9001 standard, which has been implemented by over 1m organisations in more than 170 countries. The standard outlines ways to achieve and benchmark consistent quality performance and improved customer service.

Fleet Alliance also achieved environmental management standard, ISO 14001, which is designed to help businesses remain commercially successful without overlooking environmental responsibilities.

The standard maps out a framework that businesses can follow to set up an effective environmental management system, and helps them to grow while reducing the environmental impact of that growth.

The certification was granted in recognition of Fleet Alliance’s environmental achievements in reducing waste and cutting energy us, improving efficiency and lowering distribution costs.

Fleet Alliance managing director Martin Brown said: ‘Naturally, we are delighted to have been achieved these two ISO certificates, which recognise the developments we have made in these two key areas of our business.

‘Customer service and quality management are two of our key watch-words and we pride ourselves on the effort, investment and commitment we have made in these areas over the years.

‘The environment is also at the heart of our core values, and it was important to get our actions independently verified. The awarding of both ISO certificates is confirmation of our achievements in these crucial areas of our operations.’