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Abu Dhabi General Services Company (Musanada) affirmed compliance with occupational health and safety and quality requirements, noting that it is trying to improve performance of its strategic partners in order to realise on ground vision of Abu Dhabi government towa-rds achieving sustainable development by implementing hi- ghest quality standards in projects execution while protecting environment, ensuring safety of workers and maintaining highest occupational health and safety standards.
Musanada has also indicated that, across all projects, quality control procedures are followed during asset
execution and handing over following completion of construction, maintenance and commissioning, besides ensuring to use materials that conform to the specifications of all government departments in accordance with international environmental sustainability standards.
Organising Partners’ Forum for Occupational Health and Safety, which attracted over 366 representatives of contracting and consultancy firms, was part of Musanada’s efforts to reach out to its partners, enhancing cooperation with them to further improve the level of services which will consequently help fulfill the sustainable development require- ments in line with Abu Dhabi Plan and the vision of the UAE’s rational leadership. The forum addressed most important aspects of Musanada’s relationship to its partners, in terms of quality of services
delivered and level of coordination required between Musanada and strategic partners, and how to establish confidence with clients.
Opening the forum, Executive Director of Control and Performance Monitoring Division at Musanada Hamad Al Murar, welcomed the participants from across all the companies, wishing the forum all the success in achieving its objectives.