By John Lee. South Korea's Hyundai Everdigm has signed a contract for the provision of various firefighting and rescue vehicles, spare parts, and training services to Iraq's Ministry of Interior. The contract, valued at 135,280,288,000 KRW [$97 million], represents 38.09% of the company's most recent annual revenue of 355,118,376,929 KRW [$256 million]. It is set […]
By John Lee. The United Kingdom is supporting Iraq's emergency services through a major export deal, enabling the Iraqi Ministry of Interior to purchase 62 British-made fire engines with a $31 million loan from UK Export Finance (UKEF). The units will be supplied by two companies: Emergency One, based in Ayrshire, Scotland, will supply MAN […]
By John Lee. A team of twelve firefighters from Shell's Majnoon oilfield arrived at the International Safety Training College (ISTC) in Malta this week for an intensive training programme. The group was accompanied by Mr. Bernard Carter, a senior manager at Shel Iraq, who will be observing the training and filming the practical exercises, which utilise […]
August 2013 saw the start of a new recruitment drive in the south-eastern Wassit Province, when Health, Safety, Security and Environment service provider, Stirling Group, was contracted to recruit, train and run a dedicated Fire Service to the Gazprom-operated Badra oil field. Over 400 local Iraqis between the age of 18 and 30 were chosen […]
