Exeed Litecreet hosts safety training
Abu Dhabi-based Exeed Litecreet completed a safety training module for its employees in cooperation with the ministry of interior ? technical rescue and Quick intervention branch last month.
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Abu Dhabi-based Exeed Litecreet completed a safety training module for its employees in cooperation with the ministry of interior — technical rescue and Quick intervention branch last month.
The company manufactures light-weight and thermo-insulating Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) blocks as well as reinforced panels, slabs and lintels for the GCC construction market.
Adolf Neuner, a reputed trainer from Germany, led the initiative in the presence of representatives from Zonescorp, the ministry of interior — technical rescue and Quick intervention branch, and falck safety service. a pictorial explanation was offered on the functions and reactions of aluminium that is used in the manufacturing process of AAC blocks to generate the micro-pore structure inside the products.
In addition to imparting techniques for handling aluminium, the trainer also introduced employees to the hazards of the metal in causing fires and demonstrated the right and wrong measures taken while extinguishing a fire.
On its part, the ministry of interior – technical rescue and Quick intervention branch offered a simulation exercise that will be an integral part of Exeed’s emergency operations.
