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Al Faris Essay

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INTRODUCTION
AL FARIS EQUIPMENT RENTALS (L.L.C) was established in Dubai, UAE, in 1992 to provide lifting and transportation services to the Oil & Gas Industry; these services were then extended to Oil Refineries, Power Plants and the Construction Industry.
Al Faris has grown since its inception to one of the largest crane and transportation Rental Company in the United Arab Emirates.
THE CRANE RENTAL DIVISION has been the core business of the group, with mobile cranes ranging from 7 Ton to 1200 Ton and Crawler Cranes up to 600 tons. The forklifts range from 2 Tons to 52 Ton capacity and test weights ranging from 25 kg to 1200 Tons.
They have a large fleet of trailers that are maintained to the highest quality and comprises of flatbed trailers …show more content…

SCM also communicates ensure that any complain from the customer is immediately looked into by the concerned department to ensure that they don’t lose customer satisfaction and thereby business.

- Safety o Al Faris’s operation being highly technical and requires involvement of high capital equipment with their operators, there is very high compliance to safety required at each stage of operation. The suppliers of Al Faris have to ensure compliance to Al Faris’s QHSE standards and Al Faris also has to ensure that they meet the QHSE standards of the customers that they deal with. SCM in coordination and communication with the customers, suppliers and their QHSE department ensures that every safety aspects of the operation are effectively met thereby minimizing the Lost Time Injury (LTI). o SCM through constant touch with the QHSE department and employees ensures that the safety policies of the customers they would be working for are properly understood and complied by them.
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