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Prime Atlantic Safety Service (PASS) at the OMIS Technical Summit. The Maritime Safety & Security summit, is a focused effort to address critical issues within the maritime industry and promote best practices in ensuring the well-being of individuals and the security of assets in maritime environments.

By actively engaging with industry stakeholders, PASS not only recognizes the potential value but also contributes to fostering knowledge sharing and collaboration among professionals. PASS introduced the OMIS Technical Session to the Summit, further emphasizing its commitment to addressing challenges and developing innovative solutions as a key sponsor. Maritime safety involves a range of concerns, including accident prevention, emergency response, and the implementation of the latest technologies and methodologies to mitigate risks.

Security, on the other hand, encompasses measures to protect vessels, ports, and maritime infrastructure from potential threats such as piracy, terrorism, or unauthorized access. PASS is committed to promoting a culture of safety and security awareness within the maritime community.

In an exhilarating celebration of Prime Atlantic Safety Services’ commitment to a vibrant corporate culture, the hosting of the GMD (Group Managing Director) Cup shines a spotlight on the company’s dedication to safety services while embracing a holistic approach to employee engagement. Eagerly organizing and hosting this event, PASS not only underscores its unwavering commitment to safety services but also demonstrates a genuine interest in providing recreational opportunities that extend beyond its workforce to possibly include other stakeholders.

The GMD Cup, a dynamic sports extravaganza, serves as a powerful testament to PASS’s recognition of the significance of promoting a harmonious work-life balance and fostering a positive, engaging work environment. These initiatives contribute not only to the well-being of employees but also bolster team dynamics, foster camaraderie, and elevate the overall workplace culture.

Hosting the event at our world-class training center signals PASS’s strategic intent to maximize its facilities not only for professional development but also for recreational purposes. This dual-purpose utilization underscores PASS’s comprehensive approach to employee engagement and the optimal use of corporate resources.

The inclusion of various sports activities in the event provides more than just entertainment; it serves as impactful team-building exercises. Particularly, team sports are renowned for enhancing collaboration, communication, and morale among employees. In essence, the hosting of the GMD Cup by Prime Atlantic Safety Services symbolizes a multifaceted corporate engagement strategy, transcending the core business of safety services to embrace recreational activities, team-building initiatives, and the thoughtful utilization of world-class facilities.

Prime Atlantic Safety Services (PASS) demonstrated its commitment to health, safety, security, and the environment (HSSE) by actively participating in the 15th PSRG – Richardson HSSE Forum. This forum served as a platform for industry leaders, experts, and organizations to come together and discuss crucial aspects of Mental Health, Safety, and Environment, with a particular emphasis on essential life-saving skills and the latest advancements in technology.

The event covered a diverse range of topics related to workplace safety, emergency response, and the integration of cutting-edge technologies to enhance safety protocols. The focus on promoting mental wellness within the framework of workplace safety and employee wellness is a recognition of the integral role mental health plays in overall well-being. It indicates a holistic approach to employee safety, acknowledging that mental wellness is an essential component of a healthy and productive workforce.

This focus aligns with contemporary workplace trends that emphasize the importance of addressing mental health concerns alongside traditional safety measures. PASS’s participation in the 15th PSRG – Richardson HSSE Forum showcases its dedication to staying informed about the latest developments. This participation fostered PASS’ contribution to a broader conversation around creating safer and healthier workplaces.

Prime Atlantic Safety Services (PASS) played a crucial role in actively supporting the commendable initiative led by Her Excellency Mrs. Bamidele Abiodun, the first lady of Ogun State. The initiative was focused on attending to the healthcare needs of the residents of Aiyepe Community. In addition, the support involved an emphasis on health education.

This aspect is crucial for empowering the community with knowledge about preventive measures, healthy lifestyle choices, and adherence to First Aid rules. Health education can be a sustainable and impactful way to improve the long-term health outcomes of a community by promoting preventive healthcare practices. Overall, this reflects a shared commitment to social welfare, community development, and the well-being of the residents of Aiyepe.

Such engagements contribute to the creation of a healthier and more resilient community, fostering a positive impact on the lives of the people involved.

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Engr. Simbi Wabote, the Executive Secretary, Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) visited the PASS training centre in Ipara, Ogun state on February 19, 2020. The Group Managing Director, Prime Atlantic Limited, Ayo Otuyalo and the Chief Business Development Officer, Prime Atlantic Limited, Folake Soyannwo gave him a tour of the world-class facility.

A presentation and a few demonstrations of some safety and servicing equipment and techniques were presented to Engr. Simbi by Prime Atlantic’s certified trainers and engineers.

Here is what he had to say about the center:

“It’s very impressive. As you can see a lot of investment has gone into this. The facility from what I understand was commissioned 10 years ago and I am impressed that they are still maintaining the standard. It is international standard; it’s got all the international certifications and affiliations. That is what we want because we don’t want substandard training, knowing fully well that the oil and gas industry does not accept mediocrity or unqualified people to work on board. I can only say that Nigeria is making tremendous progress in terms of building human capacity in the technical skill area.”

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