Islamabad, January 19, 2026: NIBAF Pakistan successfully conducted the QA & HSE module as part of the PSPC Leadership Induction Program (PLIP) – Batch-3. Held on January 14, 2026, at NIBAF’s Islamabad campus, the session focused on equipping participants with knowledge and practical skills related to quality assurance, health, safety, and environmental standards within organizational operations.
The module was facilitated by Mr. Aamir Shamas, Manager QA & HSE at PSPC, who guided attendees through best practices in QA frameworks, HSE compliance, and operational risk mitigation. Participants were introduced to methods for enhancing organizational governance, improving workplace safety, and implementing robust quality assurance protocols.
The session emphasized the integration of HSE standards into everyday business practices, highlighting the importance of proactive risk management and compliance in achieving operational excellence. Participants gained insights into auditing procedures, monitoring mechanisms, and reporting frameworks necessary for effective QA and HSE management.
By completing this module, attendees strengthened their understanding of regulatory requirements and practical strategies to enhance safety, quality, and environmental standards within their organizations. The training is part of NIBAF’s ongoing efforts to build a skilled leadership cohort capable of driving operational efficiency and sustainable practices in public and private sector institutions.
The QA & HSE module under PLIP – Batch-3 reflects NIBAF’s commitment to providing comprehensive, hands-on training that prepares participants to address the challenges of modern organizational operations while ensuring adherence to national and international standards.
The successful execution of this module further reinforces collaboration between NIBAF and PSPC in promoting capacity building, governance, and risk-aware leadership across Pakistan’s institutional landscape.
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