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Bapco launches specialised security training

Bapco's security personnel are to receive specialised training to enhance their job-specific knowledge and skills following the launch of a year-long Security Enhancement Training Scheme.

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  • Bapco Manager - Training & Development Department Ahmed Tahery talks to security officers at the orientation session.
    Bapco Manager - Training & Development Department Ahmed Tahery talks to security officers at the orientation session.
The scheme was launched with an orientation session at the Refinery Training Centre in Sitra, which was attended by more than 100 Bapco security officers and guards. Manager, Training & Development Department Ahmed Tahery and Superintendent, Security Keith Holdsworth made introductory presentations at the session.

According to the Company the scheme, devised by Bapco Security Department in coordination with T&DD and delivered by internal and external specialists, will consist of two distinct phases.

The Preparatory Programme predominantly features an English Language Competency Development (ELCD) course, which conforms with International English Language Testing Services (IELTS) standards. Developed by T&DD, this course focuses on improving the communication skills of the participants, enabling them to better cope with the language proficiency requirements of subsequent courses in the scheme.

The Preparatory Programme will also offer courses in Practical Mathematics, Information and Communications Technology, and Improving Work Efficiency.

Meanwhile, the Security Enhancement Initiative (SEI), to be conducted by external specialists, will comprise three phases covering a wide range of job-specific training, such as basic security operations, gate security guarding, quick reaction patrolling, patrolling and guarding, team leading, control room operation, and control room supervision. The enhanced knowledge and skills of the SEI could lead to participants gaining certificates from International Vocational Qualifications (IVQ) and the Business and Technology Education Council (BTEC).

The overall Scheme is in line with Bapco's commitment to the professional development of all employees.
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Notes and media contacts

For further information contact:

Kathleen Croes on 1775-3016 or 39122516

Mahmood Shehab
PR Executive
HCC Public Relations
PO Box 10865
Manama, Bahrain
Tel. 973 17299161
Fax. 973 17295277
www.hccgroup.net

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