Nineveh & Kirkuk · Power
TAS Energy — PSD field missions
Protecting international and local staff on field missions to power-substation reconstruction sites, between Erbil and work sites in Nineveh and Kirkuk.
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Integrated static security for a multi-tenant energy hub hosting international and local organisations within a single secured perimeter.
01Situation
Deliver integrated static security for the entire hub — from access control and guarding to monitoring and emergency response — so that every tenant organisation can operate with confidence and stability.
Managing access, monitoring and response for a high-value facility with multiple stakeholders — each with unique requirements — under a single secured perimeter, without security becoming a barrier to day-to-day operations.



02Action
Full access control and ID verification, with controlled movement of staff, contractors and visitors.
Guards deployed at strategic posts and watch towers under continuous field supervision.
Round-the-clock CCTV and control-room monitoring, with AI-supported analytics and alarms.
Explosive-detection dogs and handlers at the entry control point.
Dedicated mobile protective security support, with all personnel, vehicles, communications and equipment provided by us.
Regular perimeter patrols and internal inspections to identify gaps early.
Emergency response planning and regular drills that keep the site ready to handle any incident.
Incident logging and reporting, security briefings and ongoing risk assessments.
03Result
Contract values and operational deployment details are not published, to protect our clients and personnel.
Scope
The project runs inside our security operations management system, certified to ISO 18788 and ANSI/ASIS PSC.1 (MSS Global, valid to January 2029), with monthly performance reviews for the client.
Compliance & certifications04Services
Nineveh & Kirkuk · Power
Protecting international and local staff on field missions to power-substation reconstruction sites, between Erbil and work sites in Nineveh and Kirkuk.
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