Basra · Energy
Iraq Energy City
Integrated static security for a multi-tenant energy hub: access control, guarding, monitoring and emergency response within one perimeter.
Project detailsSites & facilities
Diri Al-Nassir provides armed and unarmed guard teams that protect a site’s perimeter, entrances and people around the clock — from energy hubs in Basra to headquarters in Mosul — under continuous supervision and MOI Licence No. 206.
01Scope
We build the guarding plan from a site assessment: entrances, perimeter, people and vehicle flows, and the tenants on site.
Static security runs inside our ISO 18788 and ANSI/ASIS PSC.1-certified management system, under our selection and vetting policy and use-of-force procedures.
Compliance & certifications
02How it works
We visit the site and assess the perimeter, entrances, threats and vulnerabilities.
We set posts, numbers, shifts, access rules and emergency procedures.
We deploy vetted, trained personnel, briefed on the site’s rules.
Field supervision, regular drills and daily, weekly and monthly reports.
03From our projects
Work we have actually delivered, with real photographs from our sites.
Basra · Energy
Integrated static security for a multi-tenant energy hub: access control, guarding, monitoring and emergency response within one perimeter.
Project detailsMosul · Telecoms
Static security for the company headquarters, supported directly by our Mosul office, with a full security risk assessment of the site.
Project details
Emergency drills
Regular active-shooter and casualty-care drills at entry control points.
Project details04Questions
Yes. Our certified scope covers armed static and mobile security in Iraq, and the right posture for each site is set through the risk assessment and agreed with the client. All armed personnel work under our use-of-force procedures.
Under our selection and vetting and equal-opportunity policies: medical fitness, a valid police conduct certificate, induction training and regular refresher training.
Daily, weekly and monthly reports, with immediate notice of significant incidents through the operations room.
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