The maintenance of these certifications provides a structured framework for the company’s diverse portfolio, which ranges from field services to Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) solutions. By upholding the ISO/IEC 27001 standard, TESCO manages an Information Security Management System designed to mitigate cyber risks during the digitization of utility operations. This risk-based approach governs data privacy and technical security, supported by regular internal and external audits.

Technical precision remains a cornerstone of the company’s laboratory services. The ISO 17025 accreditation confirms that TESCO’s testing and calibration activities rely on validated methods and traceable measurements. This accreditation serves as a benchmark for utility customers who require accuracy in critical metering applications. Complementing these technical standards, the ISO 9001 certification underpins the company’s quality management processes, focusing on consistent operational discipline and long-term business resilience.

Tom Lawton, President and CEO of TESCO Metering, emphasized that these credentials are fundamental to earning customer trust in a high-stakes environment. For utilities managing complex regulatory requirements and infrastructure investments, the integrated management system offers a verifiable baseline for safety and performance. The company’s ongoing commitment to these global standards reflects a strategy of continuous improvement, ensuring that their testing equipment and field services remain aligned with the evolving demands of the global energy sector.