Employee Safety and Well-being Audit

Code of Conduct Factory Audit: Our Quality Systems Start With Our People

At Megmeet our quality systems are core to our value. Our battery, charger and power supply products are used in life-saving and life-sustaining medical devices, so they must meet the highest quality standards. We take human health seriously, including the safety and well-being of our greatest asset- our employees, so our factory underwent a “Code of Conduct Facility Audit.”

Megmeet recognizes that local practices don’t always conform to the global SA8000 ethical standards and our customers internal standards’ regarding the treatment of workers. We are proactively addressing any customer concerns regarding human rights in the workplace and our factory was assessed against a list of nine standards (child labor, forced labor, health & safety, freedom of association, discrimination, etc.) to ensure fair and ethical production of goods.

This audit was conducted by an independent, accredited Nationally Recognized Test Lab (SGS) in July of 2018 and did not identify any critical issues and highlighted several good practices. If your OEM is interested in learning more about our standards and quality practices, please reach out to your regional sales manager or email us at power@phasiumpower.com

Written by Robin Schneider, Ph.D.

Dr. Robin Schneider is responsible for market expansion in her role as Director of Marketing. She has an expertise in translating market drivers into technical solutions in the battery, charger, and power supply industries and her primary focus has been in medical applications, from surgical to imaging and diagnostics. Dr. Schneider brings almost fifteen years of marketing experience within the portable power industry to Phasium Power, from companies such as Micro Power Electronics, Electrochem Solutions (Greatbatch/Integer) and Inventus Power. She has presented at many technical conferences, has published in peer-reviewed technical journals and is a regular contributing editor to Electronic Design Magazine. Dr. Schneider received a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin under the tutelage of Professor John Goodenough, where her research involved li-ion battery and fuel-cell cathode chemistry. Her undergraduate degree is from Columbia University in New York.