NGO’s safety training aims to benefit public


(From fifth left) Prolintas chief operating officer Rostam Shahril Tami, Lee and Prolintas senior human resources manager Johari Salleh with top participants of the training programme.

LEVERAGING on its expertise, non-governmental organisation Alliance for Safe Community (IKS) conducted a safety training programme to reach out to the community.

IKS founding chairman Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye said: “Employers that set aside bigger funds to invest in improvement of safety at the workplace will in return benefit by reducing accidents and raising work productivity.”

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