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Tarabot Security explains how its structured guarding, centralized coordination, and scalable deployment models support the protection of Libya’s oil and gas assets as the energy sector continues to expand.
In this interview, Almonder Abdulhamid, General Manager of Tarabot Security, outlines the company’s role in delivering structured protection services for Libya’s oil and gas industry. The conversation focuses on Tarabot Security’s nationwide operations, combining static guarding, mobile patrols, access control systems, and perimeter monitoring to safeguard personnel, facilities, and critical infrastructure.
The discussion also examines the company’s coordination model, built on centralized command structures, clear reporting lines, and integrated response procedures designed to maintain accountability and operational control. In addition, the interview highlights how Tarabot Security is expanding its capabilities in line with the growth of the energy sector through workforce development, logistical preparedness, and flexible deployment strategies guided by internationally recognized security management principles.
Q1: How does Tarabot Security support the protection of oil and gas assets in Libya?
A1: Tarabot Security protects oil and gas assets through static guarding, mobile patrols, controlled access systems, perimeter monitoring, and structured on-site supervision across Libya.
Q2: What coordination models are most effective for site and personnel security?
A2: Security coordination is strengthened through centralized command, clear communication channels, integrated response procedures, and continuous risk evaluation to ensure accountability and rapid decision-making
Q3: How is Tarabot Security scaling its services alongside energy sector growth?
A3: As the energy sector grows, Tarabot Security expands through workforce development, logistical readiness, adaptable deployment models, and operational planning aligned with internationally recognized security management principles and industry best practices.
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