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“Today TTB-RENO sees itself as a pioneering
and leading company in the development and
manufacture of highly engineered products…”
Creative thought
For TTB-RENO the capability to present highly
engineered and creative solutions is a core requirement
for its technical team. The company is clear that
questioning existing solutions and transforming
paradigms are prerequisites for innovation. Its innovative
leaderships is based on close technological partnership
with highly rated universities, which includes constant
meetings with collaborators in which issues are critically
analysed and knowledge and experience interchanged.
For TTB-RENO promotion of what it describes as this
‘ambiance’ is a constant commitment.
Total quality in manufacturing
For TTB-RENO the focus on quality is at the heart of
the culture of the group. The company is adamant in its
commitment to the objective of ´zero defect´, by means
of high international quality standards in all phases of
the process.
The company says its robust and integrated quality
management system guarantees the application of
this philosophy, and has as its primary objective the
continuous search for leadership in quality, innovative technology, confi dence and competitive prices.
TTB-RENO sees its quality system as promoting a strong integration between its sophisticated quality monitoring systems and all the
steps of the manufacturing processes, preventing the occurrence of defects. It carries out frequent verifi cation audits and inspections to
guarantee all the quality standards. The company also places emphasis on the awareness of each of its personnel to contribute signifi cantly
to the quest of zero defects and the high quality grade of its products.
TTB-RENO commitment to quality management is recognised in a series of accreditations, including ISO 9001, achieved in 1996 and
ISO TS 16949 achieved in March 2005. In addition the company has Ford Q1 status, QSB from FIAT and General Motors, WHTX and CQI-9
certifi cation for heat treatment, VDA qualifi cations and others.
Social and environmental responsibility
TTB-RENO’s corporate objectives include commitments to
both social responsibility and environmental management. In
the social sector, TTB-RENO participates in different activities
together with the community, including a school owned by
TTB-RENO founded in 1984 with the objective of teaching
children from the age of 3 to 5 years old.
TTB-RENO was the fi rst Latin American company in its
industrial segment to obtain the environmental certifi cate
ISO 14001 – clear evidence, it says, of its conviction to the
preservation of the environment, and the way its concern for
the quality of life of all its stakeholders has been translated
into all actions of the company.
These environmental principals form part of TTB-RENO’s
integrated quality management system – recognising the
company’s obligation to follow the current environmental
protection laws both at home and abroad.
In production, all processes are analysed critically for
their environmental impact, according to the specifi cations
and current legislation, in order to minimise environmental
risk. In order to achieve this, TTB-RENO has a complete waste
treatment station and programme to manage residues.
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