NewCold McDonough demonstrates strong environmental and safety practices

NewCold’s McDonough facility has passed its integrated ISO 14001 and 45001 audit, further solidifying its commitment to environmental responsibility and occupational health and safety. 

These internationally recognized certifications reflect NewCold’s dedication to building and operating world-class facilities that uphold the highest standards in safety, compliance, and continuous improvement. 

“Achieving these best practice certifications is a clear signal of our commitment to responsible operations, not just for today, but for the long-term,” said Graham Harvey, Vice President Global Quality, Safety and Sustainability. “Our integrated approach to health, safety, and environmental performance shows the highest level of support the well-being of our people, our customers, and the communities in which we operate.” 

ISO 14001 provides a structured framework for managing environmental responsibilities, enabling  NewCold to reduce waste, improve efficiency, and comply with regulatory requirements. ISO 45001 focuses on occupational health and safety management systems, helping prevent work-related injuries and illnesses while promoting a culture of care and accountability. 

“This milestone shows what’s possible when strong systems and a dedicated team come together. From the warehouse floor to site leadership, we’re committed to maintaining high standards and continuously improving how we work,” said Mike Shawgo, President North America. “This achievement reflects the relentless drive of every individual across our sites, whose commitment to excellence fuels our progress. Whether it’s innovating processes, enhancing safety, or strengthening collaboration, our team continues to raise the bar. Together, we’ve proven that consistent execution and a shared vision can deliver exceptional results. We’re proud of how far we’ve come, and we’re just getting started.” 

The McDonough site’s successful certification reflects the strength of NewCold’s HSEMS (Health, Safety, and Environmental Management System) and the dedication of its local teams to continuous improvement.