The HSE manager of Lavan Oil Refinery announced the complete readiness of the refinery's forces to manage incidents resulting from the Third Imposed War. He emphasized that this readiness includes human resources, firefighting equipment, and the continuous holding of drills and emergency exercises.
The Importance of Preparedness in Crisis Management
The HSE manager pointed out that past experiences in managing incidents indicate that continuous training and drills play a vital role in improving responses to emergencies. These exercises help human resources to act quickly and efficiently in the event of a crisis. Additionally, the HSE manager emphasized that up-to-date and efficient firefighting and safety equipment are also key factors in crisis management.
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Forecasting and Preparedness for the Future
This official referred to the importance of forecasting incidents and planning for them, adding that any change in the security situation could affect the refinery's activities. Therefore, the regular holding of drills and exercises, especially in specific conditions, is prioritized. Planning for incident management also includes collaboration with relevant entities and utilizing past experiences to improve processes.
Furthermore, he referred to the efforts made to enhance safety levels and stated: "Ensuring the security and safety of the refinery's personnel and equipment is of utmost importance, and we address this matter with care and seriousness."
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