LTO-AC conducts big clean-up, sorting day
Sunday, September 25, 2011
ANGELES CITY -- The Land Transportation Office (LTO) in this city over the weekend conducted its “big clean up and sorting day” in compliance to the requirements stipulated in its ISO certification.
According to LTO-Angeles City chief Aida Santiago, the clean up and sorting day is done twice a year -- once every semester -- to keep a clean and healthy workplace as mandated in its quality workplace system and the 5S.
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“We do this twice a year to maintain quality work stations to provide the best service we can offer our clients. Aside from the clean up, we also do big sorting of records and old and unserviceable equipment,” she told Sun.Star Pampanga.
Sorting of old and obsolete records, she added, is done according to a process of scheduled records disposition.
“Everything has to be properly filed to support our data base and our computerized processing of licenses, applications and motor vehicle registration to avoid problems and inconvenience to applicants and keep up with the standards of our ISO 9001:2008 certification,” disclosed Santiago.
The LTO Angeles City processes a total volume of about 500 to 1,000 applications in a single day.
Published in the Sun.Star Pampanga newspaper on September 26, 2011.
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