Joint Chamber event with Industek to be held at their new state-of-the-art Training Centre in Vientiane

Lao workers and staff will benefit from participating in new state-of-the-art training at Laos’ first Occupational Safety, Health and Environment Training, hosted by IndusTek Co., Ltd. in cooperation with AustCham Lao and EuroCham. 

Mr Phonsavanh (left).

Industek is a leading supplier of safety equipment and industrial supplies, and the largest supplier of general personal protective equipment for occupational safety and health in Laos.
Industek is the number one supplier of essential protective equipment to a range of industries, including mining and construction.
The company conducts robust, practical training programmes on their training site, with the objective of improving safety standards and promoting appropriate workplace practices throughout Laos.
Managing Director of IndusTek Co., Ltd., Mr Phonesavanh Xaypanya, last week announced that the opening ceremony will feature a Joint Chamber Event with Industek, to be held at their new state-of-the-art Occupational Safety, Health and Environment Training Centre in Vientiane.
The event will be an action-packed and fun evening and attendees will be encouraged to participate in some of the safety demonstrations. They will also have the opportunity to explore Industek’s broad product offerings as well as gain a detailed insight into their safety training programmes.
“We are opening this event to both members and non-members of AustCham Lao and EuroCham as well as the broader business community. We look forward to welcoming you on the evening,” Mr Phonesavanh said.
An OSHE specialist will give a presentation on safety and equipment and demonstrate the use of safety equipment by each OSHE specialist, as well as display Industek’s product range.

Mr Phonsavanh (second left).

Mr Phonesavanh said IndusTek Company Ltd. is leading the way in Laos and is looking to expand their business even further.
The company provides environmental measurement and consultation services for the improvement of workplace environments that contain high concentrations of dust, chemicals, noise, light, or heat that can cause illness or disease.
Proper measurements and technically accurate diagnosis of the work environment can lead to the proper elimination and control of hazardous sources in the workplace.
Laos’ first Occupational Safety, Health and Environment Training Centre is designed to provide job-related safety training to benefit both employers and employees.
The Centre provides both theoretical and practical training in all fields, ranging from preventive courses for people working with machinery, electricity and chemical hazards, working at heights, working in a confined space, fire extinguishing, rescue operations, working with heavy load lifting cranes and forklifts, and other training courses on general safety with regard to workplace activities.

By Times Reporters
 (Latest Update November 11, 2024)