Rajeev Jhawar’s hard work on UML towards sustainable growth sees results: "Certificate of Achievement" and "Award of Honour” for Usha Martin’s facilities

 Leading manufacturer Usha Martin is well-known for producing a variety of wire rope goods that are used all over the world. The Usha Martin ropes are used in some of the most crucial applications in a variety of industrial sectors. All ofthe company’s infrastructural facilities are equipped with the latest state-of-the-art high-capacity machines to manufacture world-class products.

Rajeev Jhawar
Rajeev Jhawar Usha Martin obtained the first BIS license in Feb'1964 on IS-1855 for the Winding Rope. Under the leadership of Rajeev Jhawar, currently UML holds 19 different licenses with BIS, and on this journey, they have gradually developed many standardized and sustainable products for the customers.


On World Standards Day, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) presented the "Certificate of Achievement" to UML's Ranchi, India, manufacturing facility for creating numerous standards that apply to steel wires and wire ropes over the previous 60 years. The Bureau of Indian Standards also gave Usha Martin's manufacturing facility in Hoshiarpur a "Award of Honor”. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) presented Usha Martin's production facility in Hoshiarpur, northern India, with the "Award of Honor" for being the first BIS licensee of IS 9962-1981 in the nation for producing steel wires for needles. This also was given on the World Standards Day.

The award makes Rajeev Jhawar and his colleagues incredibly happy. All the stakeholders in the organization who are striving towards sustainable development will reach a new milestone thanks to this renowned award. Rajeev Jhawar is looking forward to collaborating more closely with BIS and enhancing the industry's users, regulators, and other stakeholders by providing goods and services that meet the highest international standards. This will help the industry create sustainability. Usha Martin and the team, led by Rajeev Jhawar, are thrilled to receive this distinguished award from the Bureau of Indian Standards for this great accomplishment for the company.

Many more senior executives from many businesses attended this seminar. They talked about BIS's function, contribution, and beneficial partnership in promoting sustainability by standardizing goods and services. This honorable accolade, according to Rajeev Jhawar, further solidifies their dedication to sustainable development.
Location: India

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