Le Beck’s Saudi partner SSOCS receives HCIS approval

Le Beck’s Saudi partner SSOCS receives HCIS approval

June 15, 2017

LE Beck International, one of the leading specialist security and risk management consultancies with a dedicated presence in the MENA region since 2004 and offices in Riyadh, Jeddah and Bahrain, has received the official seal of approval from the High Commission of Industrial Security (HCIS) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia under its registered partner Security Solutions Consulting Office for Security (SSOCS). Le Beck, in partnership with SSOCS can operate as a registered provider of specialist security consultancy services in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the Critical Infrastructure sector.

Under the directives set by the HCIS, all companies in the Critical Infrastructure sector are required to undertake all their security consultancy requirements by engaging with external specialists listed under the High Commission. Le Beck, through its Saudi registered partners (SSOCS), is one of the very few security consultancies to be recently added to that list following a rigorous application and screening process. This marks a significant achievement for the company which has been operating in the Kingdom for over 13 years and has worked closely with many dynamic players from the country’s Critical Infrastructure, Financial and Mega City sectors.

Anthony Tesar, the CEO of Le Beck International, said: “This is a major accomplishment for Le Beck and we are very excited about our partnership with SSOCS and extremely proud to have been recognized at the highest regulatory level in the industrial sector in Saudi Arabia. This recent endorsement by the HCIS stands as further acknowledgment to Le Beck’s expert capabilities in delivering premium security solutions to the country’s Critical Infrastructure sector and will be a major boost to our strategic growth plans since it opens up many new opportunities for business.”

The HCIS is the ultimate body responsible for providing strategic supervision and oversight of twelve main sectors in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, that fall under the Critical Infrastructure umbrella, including petroleum, electricity, gas, petrochemicals, industrial services, manufacturing and communications among others. The HCIS sets the policies, procedures and directives in the areas of safety, security and fire protection, to shield these vital industries from any possible disruption and ensure long-term business continuity.

“Critical Infrastructure is paramount to the Kingdom’s sustainable economic growth and our tailored solutions have been aligned to this vital sector since 2004 when we first set up our operations in Saudi Arabia. With the new HCIS Security Directives 2017 coming in to effect soon, we are fully prepared to support the efforts of the High Commission through proper implementation and by ensuring the high standards determined by them are maintained across the board”, Tesar further said.

“Le Beck is very much dedicated to servicing this region and we have built our reputation and business portfolio on the strength of our international expertise and unparalleled local acumen. We look forward to extending the learning from the HCIS and further enhancing our services to benefit other organizations in the GCC and MENA region”, Tesar noted. — SG


June 15, 2017
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