This renewal will aim at enhancing Musanadah’s ability to meet the evolving needs of the clients.
Musanadah, a leading Saudi-based provider of integrated facilities management solutions, has announced it has successfully renewed HCIS security services licensing, enhancing its ability to meet the evolving needs of clients in the petroleum, industrial and critical infrastructure sectors. HCIS licensing allows Musanadah to expand its range of services, offering a broader spectrum of facilities management solutions - including HCIS-licensed manned security services - further strengthening its position as a full-service partner in the Kingdom’s facilities management industry.
Saudi Arabia’s High Commission for Industrial Security (HCIS) is the licensing body and national regulatory agency for security, safety & fire protection requirements at industrial facilities and designated critical infrastructure in the Kingdom. Applicants must meet stringent requirements overseen by a central government authority in the Kingdom with ongoing compliance requirements. This high level of statutory regulation is intended to provide the utmost protection for citizens and critical assets in Saudi Arabia.
With the renewed license in hand, Musanadah can provide a wide array of security services tailored to the unique requirements of its clients, especially those in the petroleum, industrial and critical infrastructure sectors. These services include on-site security personnel, monitoring advanced surveillance systems, access control solutions, risk assessment and management, and comprehensive security consulting. By leveraging its extensive experience and expertise, Musanadah is committed to delivering the highest level of protection and peace of mind to its clients across the Kingdom.
"Renewing HCIS security services licensing is a significant milestone for Musanadah," commented Hameed Alshabrami, Security Manager at Musanadah Security Services. "We are thrilled to be able to extend our range of security services, as it allows us to better address the diverse security challenges faced by our clients. Obtaining the HCIS license stands testament to our dedication to excellence and our commitment to staying at the forefront of the industry."
Our expanded suite of security services is a key differentiator in the facilities management industry where Musanadah stands out as one of only a few of full-service organizations providing soft, hard, and landscaping services, as well as HCIS-licensed manned security services. Our full-service approach empowers clients to proactively safeguard their assets, mitigate risks, and ensure the safety of their personnel and facilities. By combining cutting-edge technology, comprehensive threat analysis, and highly trained professionals, Musanadah is poised to provide comprehensive and customized security solutions that are both efficient and effective, tailored to the specific needs of each client. Musanadah is confident in its ability to create safer environments for businesses, institutions, and individuals alike,” commented Alshabrami.
Alshabrami concluded, “We are excited about this new chapter in Musanadah’s strategic growth plan, and we look forward to leveraging our enhanced capilities to address the ever-changing security landscape in the Kingdom. Our clients can now benefit from a wider range of services designed to address their unique security requirements and allow them to focus on their core operations with complete peace of mind.”
Last year, Musanadah won the coveted client-contractor partnership award for its work on AlUla - a major Vision 2030 heritage project. The company was also awarded the prestigious ‘Customer Centric FM Company’ accolade at the Middle East Facility Management Association (MEFMA) awards for anticipating and meeting the satisfaction levels of large-scale clients through its unique customer-centric service delivery model which was recognized for consistently placing the needs of clients first.
Musanadah offers comprehensive and customized facilities management solutions to clients in the critical infrastructure, governmental, commercial, educational, leisure, residential, hospitality and retail sectors across Saudi Arabia.
