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.
Read the case studySubstation & grid projects
Power and utilities security in Iraq
Power projects are spread across distant sites, often with international engineers working in areas of varying risk. Diri Al-Nassir plans every movement, escorts teams to the work site and stays in contact until they are back.
Where we work
Between Erbil and work sites in Nineveh and Kirkuk
Current contract
TAS Energy — PSD field missions
Services
PSD, route assessment, operations room
Standards
ISO 18788 · ANSI/ASIS PSC.1 · ISO 9001
01The risks
What we plan for on power projects
Project progress depends on technical teams reaching the site safely and on time.
- Work sites far apart on long roads
- Routes that cross areas of varying risk
- International and local engineers in the field every day
- Schedules tied to reconstruction progress
- Securing the site during working hours
- An emergency and extraction plan for every mission
02Services
Our services for power & utilities
The services we rely on for field missions on power projects.
PSD & journey management
Protected movement between sites on pre-planned routes.
DetailsRisk assessment & consulting
Threats and weak points identified, then a clear plan.
DetailsOperations room & technology
24/7 CCTV monitoring and vehicle tracking.
DetailsMobile security & patrols
Patrols and rapid response to incidents.
DetailsStatic & facility security
Static guarding, entry control points and access control.
DetailsLogistics & life support
Accommodation, offices and life support for client teams.
Details03From our projects
Where we have done this
Work we have actually delivered, with real photographs from our sites.
04Questions
Questions about power & utilities
For TAS Energy we protect international and local staff on field missions to power-substation reconstruction sites, between Erbil and work sites in Nineveh and Kirkuk.
Yes. We secure the work site during working hours, escort teams there and back, and stay in contact through the operations room.
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.
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