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PT Samson Tiara Wins The 2016 OPITO Approved Training Providers Award

The award presented to Samson Tiara for winning the OPITO Training Provider of the Year 2016.

Kualu Lumpur, Malaysia, 16 November, 2016, Samson Tiara, the leading safety and survival training provider in Indonesia has won the prestigious OPITO Approved Training Provider Of The Year Award at the 2016 Global OPITO conferece (OSCC – Opito Safety and Competency Conference) in Malaysia’s capital.

Samson Tiara has long been committed to ensuring the highest quality training for its clients and a cornerstone of this commitment is the skills and competency of its workforce. Samson Tiara recognises that a continuous staff development program is key to meeting this commitment and has devoted a great deal of resources to this, with over 60 staff having taken part in the staff development program in the past year.

Training & Operations Manager, Herdian Mohammad, delivering the acceptance speech.

Speaking in front of the assembled representatives from training providers all over the world, Mr.Herdian Mohammad, Head of Training & Operations for Samson Tiara said“It is an honour to accept this award on behalf of the staff and management of PT Samson Tiara and I assure you we will continue to strive for excellence in delivering high quality training to our clients. We’d like to thank OPITO for this Award and all of staff for all of their hard work and commitment to excellence which made it possible.”

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