Mohsen Akbari, Amin Alavi Tabar, Jalal Mofidi, Reza Darabi, and Mohammad Mahdi Zare, five firefighters of Marjan Petrochemical, were honored for their performance during the crisis conditions in South Pars.
Recognition of Firefighters in the April 6 Incident
The CEO of HSE of Assaluyeh Petrochemical Companies presented a certificate of appreciation to these five members of the Marjan Petrochemical firefighting team who were present during the military attack on April 6, 2026, on the facilities of the South Pars Energy Special Economic Zone. These firefighters participated in emergency response operations aimed at protecting human resources and industrial facilities in the region during the crisis.
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The Importance of Preparedness in Emergencies
According to published information, Mohsen Akbari, Amin Alavi Tabar, Jalal Mofidi, Reza Darabi, and Mohammad Mahdi Zare were honored for their performance in this incident. The ceremony emphasized the role of operational readiness, specialized knowledge, and rapid response of firefighters in managing emergency situations and protecting the facilities of the petrochemical industry.
The South Pars Energy Special Economic Zone is one of the most important centers for gas and petrochemical product production in the country, and the activities of HSE and firefighting teams in emergencies play a direct role in protecting human resources, equipment, and the continuity of industrial operations in the region. The safety and firefighting team of Marjan Petrochemical also forms part of the emergency response structure of this complex and is responsible for dealing with potential incidents and mitigating the consequences of crisis situations.
The honoring of these five firefighters came as a result of their performance in the April 6 incident; an incident that once again highlighted the importance of the operational and rescue teams' preparedness in the South Pars region.
