Basra · Oil & energy
Iraq Energy City — integrated security
Integrated static security for a multi-tenant energy hub: access control, watch towers, 24/7 monitoring, patrols and K9 detection.
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Mobile security and patrols in Iraq
Diri Al-Nassir patrol teams extend protection beyond fixed posts. They cover the perimeter, close the gaps between guard posts and reach an incident quickly, while the operations room follows every patrol — under Federal Ministry of Interior Licence No. 206.
Where we operate
Perimeter patrols at Iraq Energy City, Basra; other sites after a risk assessment
Vehicles
Crested patrol vehicles carrying trauma bags and recovery kit
Oversight
24/7 operations room, GPS tracking and secure radio
Standards
ISO 18788 · ANSI/ASIS PSC.1 · ISO 9001
01Scope
What the service includes
We plan patrols around the site itself: its perimeter, its guard posts and the hours when risk is highest.
- Scheduled and on-demand patrols
- Regular perimeter patrols and internal inspections to find gaps early
- Gap coverage for static posts
- Quick incident response
- Continuous coordination with the operations room
- GPS-tracked vehicles and secure radio
- Trauma bags and recovery kit in every vehicle
- Patrol logs and incident reports for the client
Inside a certified management system
Patrols run inside our security operations management system, certified to ISO 18788 and ANSI/ASIS PSC.1 (MSS Global, valid to January 2029), under our use-of-force procedures and VPSHR policy.
Compliance & certifications
02How it works
How we run patrols
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Assess
We map the site, its perimeter and the gaps between guard posts.
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Plan
Routes, frequency and timing, varied so patrols are not predictable, and a response plan for each type of incident.
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Patrol
Vehicle and kit checks, then the patrol — in contact with the operations room and tracked by GPS.
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Report
Every patrol and finding is logged, and issues reach the client in the daily report.
03From our projects
Patrols in the field
Work we have actually delivered, with real photographs from our sites.
Readiness
Kit checked before every move
Every patrol vehicle carries a trauma bag, an extinguisher, helmets and recovery equipment, and is checked before it leaves.
Training & readiness
Training
Recovery drills for patrol crews
Crews practise getting recovery equipment out and using it, so the response is quick when a vehicle breaks down or an incident happens on the road.
Training log04Questions
Questions about patrols
Yes. We provide both armed and unarmed guard forces. Our certified scope covers armed static and mobile security services in Iraq, and the right posture for each site or movement is determined through the risk assessment and agreed with the client. All armed personnel operate under our Use of Force procedures.
Yes. Patrols are often used to cover the gaps between static posts and to reach an incident quickly. We plan them together with the static guard force so both work to one plan.
Mobilisation time depends on the scope: the location, the number of personnel and vehicles, equipment and technology requirements, and any client or site access procedures. We agree the mobilisation plan and timeline with each client as part of the proposal.
We provide daily, weekly and monthly reporting, with content agreed with each client. Incidents are logged, escalated and reported promptly, followed by root-cause analysis and corrective actions in line with ISO 18788. The operations room keeps the client informed in real time during movements and incidents.
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