MTC, as a locally grown naval architecture and marine engineering company, is fully committed to complying with an internationally recognized quality management systems standard, ISO 9001:2015, in its every business activity. In delivering its services to its customers, MTC incorporates quality in every process that is required to produce the deliverables and continuous commitment to ensure regulatory and statutory are met.

The management is supporting at every level to provide its support towards strategic direction which includes to mitigate the organizational risks and to promote action plans in exploring opportunities which benefits the organizations and its members.

The management and its members are committed to continually improve the effectiveness of the quality management system being implemented. Results of audits, customer feedbacks and performance indicators are reviewed and acted upon. The company quality objectives are established to realize the company vision and missions, and regularly reviewed as the company progresses.

This policy is communicated to every level of the organizations and fully understood by all. Regular reviews of the policy are undertaken to ensure its suitability to the company business activities.

Our motto is “Excellence in Quality is Everyone's Responsibility”.

In our endeavor to be a regional naval architect and marine engineering services of choice, we will strive to achieve excellence in all our activities especially in Health, Safety and Environment. This is an essential part of the company business.

MTC is committed in ensuring that its workplaces are safe, the health of its workers are protected and its activities have no adverse effect on the environment. We plan to achieve this by the following principles:

It is the policy of MTC that all employees and Sub Contractors have the RIGHT TO STOP any work when there is an immediately threat to the safety, health and environment.

The individual’s right to stop any work, which is considered dangerous shall have the full support from the management of MTC. if there is any doubt whether to stop work, employees including Sub Contractors should immediately notify the hazardous situation to the superior in charge for immediate action.

Prior to re-commencement of such work, the advice from the QHSE Department is to be sought.