Our Services

• Wadi Twa offer, full support and development to your business Management systems, and with our certified and experienced auditors we can help in your first and second audits, planning and closing your non-conformance raised by third-party auditors. We can also help you develop and manage your suppliers and ensure you get your product on time with your quality requirement, in a reasonable price. 

  An increasing number of automotive companies are being encouraged to back up their processes with formal IATF 16949-2016 certification, some of the benefits of certification include:

• Improved operational efficiency, leading to improved Profitability
• Reduction in product variation
• Increased customer confidence and improved credibility for tendering.

 Wadi Twa’s extensive experience in the aerospace sector ensures that training, support, and readiness for your business to obtain ISO9100 Rev D is only a phone call away

We worked with companies such as Bombardier, Alstom, Railcare and Saira, we can say proudly that we hold strong foundation knowledge in product design and product manufacturing within the Railway industry allow us to provide a range of training and support services, whether for certification preparation, or simply for internal quality management and control.

 One of the first projects we were involved in, is with Arab Sudanese Vegetable Oil Company (ASVOC) in the Agro-processing sector, by Installing and commissioning the new plant and the Power Station in Khartoum – Sudan. 

(ASVOC) one of the Arab Authority for Agricultural Investment and Development (AAAID), the (AAAID) Is an independent multilateral financial institution established in 1976 in Sudan with the vision of achieving food security in the Arab World   

Currently, we are working with Wye Valley Group in Dismantling the Uskmouth Power station in Newport – South Wales – UK. 

The first of the two stations, Uskmouth A power station, was built in the 1940s and demolished in 2002. 

The second station, Uskmouth B power station, was built in the 1950s and it had been converted to run on biomass and waste plastic. The plant now under demolishing as instructed by the Welsh first minister.