March 13, 2019 I Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Abdul Latif Jameel Machinery has introduced a new apprentice course in Riyadh to train Saudi women to operate forklifts, after the company signed formal service provider contracts with several national institutions.
The company has allocated an experienced and highly qualified team to train the first batch of trainees about forklift-related procedures. Participants in the training program will learn about the safety requirements and standards required for forklift operators, and will receive a completion certificate from Abdul Latif Jameel Machinery at the end of the course.
The training course represents an exciting new challenge for Saudi women who have seen numerous new career opportunities open up for them recently, particularly at Abdul Latif Jameel companies.
The new training program is part of the company’s policy to be at the forefront of national developments and new initiatives, and further ensures they are keeping up with market changes.
Abdul Latif Jameel Machinery directors enthusiastically approved the forklift course as a mark of their support for the Saudi Arabian leadership’s determination to empower all members of society. The new course for women reinforces the company’s belief in the importance of utilizing the potential of Saudi women to deliver on the ambition of Vision 2030.
Abdul Latif Jameel Machinery, a subsidiary of Abdul Latif Jameel, is headquartered in Jeddah, and is one of the leading companies in the field of material handling and warehousing equipment in the Kingdom. The company sells and rents equipment and provides spare parts and maintenance.
Abdul Latif Jameel Machinery has multiple centers across most of the Kingdom to service customers, and offers specialized consultations in the transportation and storage of materials for various industries, including transportation and distribution, construction, manufacturing, retail, mining, oil and gas, ports, and airport service.
November 09, 2017 I Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Abdul Latif Jameel Machinery’s materials handling arm, has opened its first sales, service and spare parts (3S) showroom in a ceremony attended by the Vice President of Sales and Marketing of Toyota Material Handling International, Yoichiro Yamazaki.
The Jeddah facility, which was opened in July 2017, aims to sell 600 units per year through its 11-strong sales team. As a sign of its early success, 39 towing tractors were delivered to Saudi Airlines in September.
It also provides a spare parts delivery service stretching from Tabouk to Al Qonfozah, and operates 10 mobile workshops.
Abdulrazig Eltayeb, Acting Director of Abdul Latif Jameel Industrial Equipment, is keen to drive forward with further developments in the coming years. In 2018, the Jeddah facility will expand its range of electric vehicles, and roll-out a long and short rental service across its full range of vehicles. It also aims to offer a range of used forklift trucks by 2020.
