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Amman, March 29 (Petra) — Orange Jordan held a “comprehensive” Occupational Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) training program, with the participation of 180 employees from across the Kingdom, including technicians, engineers, supervisors and support staff.
According to a company statement on Sunday, the program covered key occupational safety concepts, including working at heights, traffic awareness, fire safety systems, and HSE risk assessment mechanisms, along with preventive practices.
The company said the training initiative reflects its continued efforts to invest in a “safe and sustainable” workplace as part of its corporate culture, and its commitment to maintaining “high” health and safety standards for all employees in line with international benchmarks.
//Petra// NQ
29/03/2026 15:15:38