PTC Inc. successfully completed its ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System (EMS) periodic audit on June 11, 2026, conducted by TÜV Rheinland. The successful audit affirms the organization’s continued compliance with internationally recognized environmental management standards and reinforces its commitment to sustainable and responsible operations.

The audit was led by Audit Leader Kharen Tan-Concepcion, together with auditor Luisito Sorian and auditor trainee Marion Louis Almazan. It was conducted to verify the conformity of the EMS against established audit criteria through a structured sampling approach, with the primary objective of maintaining the organization’s existing certification. In addition, the audit assessed the system’s capability to ensure compliance with applicable legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements, as well as its effectiveness in supporting the achievement of the organization’s stated environmental objectives.

A comprehensive review was carried out across key components of PTC’s Environmental Management System, covering Top Management processes, Internal Environmental Audits, Facilities Management (both internal and external), Compliance Obligations and Evaluation of Compliance, Environmental Objectives, Targets and Programs including Monitoring and Measurement, Crewing Operations, Internal and External Communications processes, and Emergency Preparedness and Response.

The audit was spearheaded by the EMS Team under Environmental Management Representative (EMR) Carla Ricafort, with the strong support of Pollution Control Officer Engr. Benjamin Reyes, the Quality Assurance Team led by Marilyn Lozano, and the PTCi Management Team and support teams.

The successful outcome of the audit resulted in PTC’s continued retention of its ISO 14001:2015 EMS certification, underscoring the organization’s sustained dedication to environmental stewardship, regulatory compliance, and continuous improvement in its environmental management systems.