Business & Money | Saturday 16 May, 2015 11:59 pm |

Emirates International Property Services (EIPS), a subsidiary of leading Abu Dhabi-based real estate developer Bloom Holding, has achieved ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007 certifications in the management and leasing of real estate and the general maintenance of buildings.
ISO 14001:2004 is an internationally accepted standard that outlines how to put an effective environmental management system in place. It is designed to help businesses remain commercially successful without overlooking environmental responsibilities.
An internationally applied British standard for occupational health and safety, Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems (BS OHSAS 18001) aims to facilitate organizations to put in place effective health and safety standards to achieve optimum health performance.
Sameh Muhtadi, Bloom Holding CEO, said: “Bloom is honoured to receive these important accreditations that validate our continued commitment towards adopting the highest standards, specifications and systems in the management and leasing of real estate assets. We commend our highly qualified and experienced team for helping us achieve this recognition. Bloom Holding will further optimize this achievement to ensure the provision of even safer, high-quality property services to our clients, while consistently ensuring the conformity of our services and activities with best-in-class environmental standards and requirements.”
Emirates International Property Services (EIPS) offers a wide range of leasing, property management and facility management services to a variety of projects and clients on par with the highest quality standards. EIPS endorses a proactive approach to deliver end-to-end solutions through competitive and customized services to various organizations across the educational, residential, commercial and retail sectors in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Al Ain.
Bloom Holding, a National Holding company, is engaged in shaping macro real estate projects in the Middle East and other emerging markets to meet the growing demand for quality housing units in these regions.