Quality management
This is the standard for our ongoing certification process: processes, traceability, performance evaluation and continual improvement.
Quality policy
Quality and continuous improvement.
At UNISHORE, we treat quality as a cross-functional commitment across our transport operations, offshore and onshore surveys, technical services and activities linked to the energy and productive sectors. We work to provide reliable, safe and traceable solutions supported by appropriate technology, committed people and management focused on continuous improvement.
UNISHORE is working toward ISO 9001:2026 certification. Certification has not yet been awarded.
Quality policy
This commitment defines the framework through which we organize processes, resources and decisions to ensure consistent results, operational compliance and responses aligned with each client need.
- Understand the requirements of our clients and stakeholders to deliver services that meet or exceed their expectations.
- Plan and execute our operations with order, document control, traceability and a preventive approach.
- Comply with the legal, regulatory, contractual and technical requirements applicable to each activity.
- Promote the use of state-of-the-art technology and good practices to obtain reliable and accurate data, measurements and results.
- Strengthen our team competencies, quality awareness and individual responsibility in every process.
- Integrate safety, environmental and operational efficiency criteria as an inseparable part of service quality.
- Measure the performance of our processes and sustain continuous improvement of the quality management system.
Reference standards
International principles guiding our management.
We progressively align our processes with recognized quality, environmental and occupational safety practices.
Environmental management
We integrate preventive criteria to identify environmental aspects, reduce impacts and promote the responsible use of resources.
Occupational health and safety
We adopt an approach based on hazard identification, risk assessment and the protection of people.
The certification process concerns ISO 9001:2026. ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 are reference frameworks; UNISHORE does not claim current certifications to these standards.
By activity
Technical references for each service.
These standards guide the applicable criteria according to each contract and project purpose; they do not represent additional UNISHORE certifications.
Cargo transport
We transport fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, food products and dry goods. We plan each operation for its cargo type, with attention to road safety, traceability and the relevant transport conditions.
Road traffic safetyISO 39001:2012
Supply-chain securityISO 28000:2022
Food safety managementISO 22000:2018
Food transport and storageISO 22002-5:2025
Hydrographic surveys
For bathymetry and seabed surveys, we use IHO S-44 as a reference when the project purpose and specifications call for it.
Hydrographic survey qualityOHI / IHO S-44
Geographic data qualityISO 19157-1:2023
Topographic surveys
We address coordinate reference systems and geospatial data quality according to the agreed project scope.
Coordinate reference systemsISO 19111:2019
Geographic data qualityISO 19157-1:2023
Equipment and measurements
For GNSS positioning, echo sounders and other instruments, we use traceability and measurement control as cross-cutting criteria.
Measurement managementISO 10012:2026
Commitment
Write by emailCommitment to reliability and continuous improvement.
This policy expresses the framework through which UNISHORE organizes its services and guides its decisions to respond consistently across each business unit.