A growing range of safety products and solutions tailored to the diverse needs of businesses and industries in Bahrain has been unveiled.
YK Almoayyed and Sons’ (YKA) Industrial and Building Systems (IBS) division, as the authorised distribution partner of global safety technology leader Dräger, says the items are designed to protect lives and assets, covering a wide spectrum of needs.
The offerings include sophisticated fixed gas detection systems for continuous monitoring of industrial environments, preventing leaks and ensuring a safe working atmosphere.
For situations requiring mobile detection, they offer portable gas detection devices, compact and easy-to-use, ideal for workers in confined spaces or remote locations.
YKA IBS also provides advanced rescue and fire safety equipment, from firefighting gear to specialised rescue tools designed to save lives in critical situations. For industries handling hazardous materials, they offer specialised hazmat safety solutions, ensuring safe storage, transport and disposal. Respiratory protection is a key area, with high-quality masks and breathing apparatus to protect workers from harmful airborne substances.
Recognising the diverse needs of Bahraini industries, they also offer specialised diving equipment for underwater operations, ensuring diver safety in challenging environments, as well as reliable alcohol and drug testing equipment to support workplace safety and regulatory compliance.
“Safety is at the heart of everything we do,” said Safety Solutions IBS manager Ahmed Baqer. “With Dräger’s innovative products and our local expertise, we are proud to offer solutions that help businesses across Bahrain operate safely and efficiently.”
YK Almoayyed and Sons serves various sectors, including manufacturing, construction, and oil and gas, providing the tools and expertise to maintain workplace safety.
n For more information about Dräger’s safety products and solutions, contact Mr Baqer at 66396130 or Rajesh Pushkaran at 66396128.
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