New Supervisory Assignments in the Kuwait Fire Force
The Commander of the General Fireforce, Major General Talal Al-Roumi, issued two administrative decisions encompassing the appointment and assignment of several officers to supervisory positions, as part of efforts to su
Translated by Qiyas from الراي — Original source
The Commander of the General Fireforce, Major General Talal Al-Roumi, issued two administrative decisions encompassing the appointment and assignment of several officers to supervisory positions, as part of efforts to support field sectors, enhance work efficiency, and raise readiness levels.
The first decision appointed four colonels to supervisory roles at the “Department Head” level. They are: Colonel Abdullah Salem Bohindi, Head of the Building Permits Department in the Protection Administration of the Al-Mubarrah Governorate; Colonel Sulaiman Abdul-Karim Al-Kandari, Head of the Visitors Services Department in the Protection Administration of the Al-Jahra Governorate; Colonel Mohammed Ahmed Al-Attar, Head of the Notifications Department in the Protection Administration of the Capital Governorate; and Colonel Abdullah Suhail Al-Ghadban, Head of the Violations Department in the Protection Administration of the Al-Mubarrah Governorate.
The second decision appointed three colonels to supervisory roles at the “Inspector” level. They are: Colonel Mohammed Ali Al-Sarraf, Licensing Inspector in the Protection Administration of the Hawalli Governorate; Colonel Ali Haydar bin Haydar, Inspection Inspector in the Protection Administration of the Capital Governorate; and Colonel Abdullah Saleh Al-Hudhud, Licensing Inspector in the Protection Administration of the Al-Jahra Governorate.
The decisions confirmed that the officers would be assigned to the specified organizational units and would exercise their duties in accordance with the General Fireforce’s organizational structure. The relevant authorities are tasked with implementing the provisions of these decisions effective from the dates specified therein.
These assignments come within the framework of organizing work within the General Fireforce’s sectors, leveraging supervisory competencies and expertise to contribute to performance development, enhance the quality of provided services, and raise readiness levels across all governorates.
