We are proud to share that Aman International Engineering Consultants participated in the 9th Edition of the Oman Fire, Safety & Security Event (OFSEC 2025), held in Muscat, reaffirming our commitment to advancing fire protection, life safety, and risk management across the Sultanate and the wider region.

OFSEC 2025 served as a national platform for safety innovation, bringing together key stakeholders from government, civil defense, engineering, and the private sector. As part of the technical program, Engineer Wail Al Muhrazi, Founder and Managing Director of Aman, presented on a crucial topic: the Target Operating Model for Fire Engineering Services, a framework designed to improve safety governance, organizational readiness, and operational resilience.

The presentation outlined a structured approach to developing fire engineering systems using six foundational pillars: organizational structure, governance and performance, culture and behavior, people and skills, technology and infrastructure, and processes and operations. The model supports organizations in identifying and closing safety gaps, ensuring alignment with ISO 45001:2018 standards, and strengthening response to foreseeable risks including fires, hazardous materials, and infrastructure emergencies.

At Aman, we are proud to contribute to national safety enhancement through continuous innovation, strategic frameworks, and technical leadership. Our involvement at OFSEC 2025 reflects our ongoing mission to help build safer and more resilient communities through engineering excellence and regulatory alignment with authorities such as the Ministry of Interior (MOI) Civil Defense.

We extend our thanks to the OFSEC organizers for hosting an outstanding event that underscores the critical importance of fire safety, emergency response, and organizational preparedness in Oman’s future.

Aman Advances National Fire Safety Standards Through Strategic Framework at OFSEC 2025

Aman Advances National Fire Safety Standards Through Strategic Framework at OFSEC 2025