KIPIC launched its first HSSE CEO Award, that will be organized annually. This is prompted by the company’s keenness to boost employees' interest in issues related to health, safety, security and environment (HSSE).

KIPIC has organized the third introductory meeting for its operators, currently working at Mina Abdullah Refinery (MAB)

Al-Zour Directorate at KIPIC organized the first Annual “HSSE Lessons Learnt” event as part of its commitment to enforce Health, Safety, Security and Environment (HSSE) criteria and rules.

KIPIC has organized the first of its kind drawing contest in the oil sector for the children of its staff under the supervision of the Kuwaiti artist Mai Al-Saad. The art competition attracted huge participation and showcased distinctive art pieces; all as part of KIPIC’s Health, Safety, Security and Environment (HSSE) CEO Award

KIPIC organized an induction program for its operators who are currently working at Mina Abdullah Refinery (MAB) in line with its policy on raising awareness of employees.

KIPIC organized the first visit of employees assigned at Mina Abdullah Refinery (MBA) to the facilities under-construction at Al-Zour Refinery. The field visit, which will be conducted monthly, was preceded by a detailed presentation on the mega project, its Five Packages and expected benefits for the Kuwaiti economy.

KIPIC continues to exert tremendous efforts towards the path of standardizing maintenance criteria within the oil sector by hosting the second Maintenance Community ‘Think-K’ event for this fiscal year. During the event, the Maintenance Community announced the launching of its website and logo with representatives of various oil sector companies in attendance.

KIPIC’s HR Group organized a welcome meeting for the newly-appointed employees as well as a brief training session. The Session took place at KIPIC’s head office in Olympia Tower, and Al-Zour. The new staff received answers to their inquiries on administrative matters like leave and compensation systems. They were also briefed on details regarding achievements at KIPIC’s projects. CEO Hashem Sayed Hashem welcomed the new employees

KIPIC has announced receiving 24 substations during the upcoming six months at the rate of one per week, as part of ongoing efforts to complete the company’s mega projects on time. Each substation consists of four parts and there will be two deliveries per week. Notably, Al Zour Refinery is considered the largest grassroot refinery worldwide.

KIPIC organized a workshop on the LNG Import Facilities Project (LNGI). The workshop was attended by representatives from the Ministry of Interior, Kuwait Fire Service Directorate (KFSD), Kuwait Municipality, Ministry of Electricity and Water, and other concerned bodies in attendance. The session included showcasing the LNGI project and key milestones.

KIPIC’s staff have attended a series of lectures on how to relieve work pressure, stemming from the company’s belief in promoting skills and realizing more achievements, in a positive environment. The six-day lectures were organized by the Training and Career Development Group in cooperation with the Public Relations Department.

KIPIC’s concern for employees’ safety and well-being is not confined to the workplace, as it extends even to their homes. KIPIC’s Maintenance Group, in cooperation with the Health, Safety, Environment (HSSE), Security and Fire Fighting Group, organized an awareness session on household safety. The session included a lecture and a practical drill by Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) combating small electrical and fire accidents at home.

KIPIC has announced the results of the first Health, Safety, Security and Environment (HSSE) CEO Award, 2017-2018. The awards ceremony was attended by KIPIC’s CEO Hashem Sayed Hashem, and representatives of a host of government agencies. Contestants, mainly employees and their kids, and contractors, were included in six categories.

KIPIC organized a clean-up campaign at Al-Khiran Beach in accordance with its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) towards Kuwait’s environment. The employees effort covered an area measuring about a square kilometer coinciding with Earth Day, on the 22nd of April.

KIPIC has hosted the annual open “Oil Sector Leaders Townhall” 2018, under the theme “Work in harmony and integrity, chart the future.” The senior oil officials had a field visit to KIPIC’s three mega projects, Al-Zour Refinery, the LNG Import Facilities and the Petrochemicals Complex (PRIZe).

KIPIC will offer more than 80 tenders in fiscal year (FY) 2018-2019 and these tenders will be published in Kuwait’s gazette. The company made the announcement at the first local contractors forum it hosted recently with the theme “Hand in hand, we build the future,” in line with Kuwait Petroleum Corporation’s (KPC) 2040 Strategy. Scores of local firms were invited and the turnout was huge. Attendees received answers to their inquiries on KIPIC’s future tenders.