Tavanir CEO Hears Out Power Line Guards in Boyer-Ahmad Mountains

Yasuj – Power line guards from Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad, in a meeting with the Tavanir CEO, spoke of shortages of safety equipment, the difficulties of working in mountainous areas and livelihood demands. Their concerns were met with a promise of follow-up.

In a meeting with the CEO of Tawanir, Yasuj-Simbanan Kohgilouye and Boyer Ahmad talked about the lack of safety equipment, the difficulty of working in mountainous areas and livelihood demands, concerns that were accompanied by the promise of follow-up.

According to Mehr reporter, Mohammad El-Dad heard the work issues and challenges of the operational forces of the power transmission and distribution lines in a sincere meeting with the wiremen on Wednesday morning and was closely informed about their concerns.

In this meeting, the wire workers pointed to the difficulty of working in the mountainous and inaccessible areas of the province, the lack of safety equipment, the need to improve salaries and benefits, and the need to hold specialized training courses as their most important demands.

The geographical conditions of Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad and the extent of the mountainous areas have brought difficulties to the operation of the electricity operational forces. In such circumstances, the wiremen are responsible for maintaining the network, dealing with disturbances and helping to maintain the electricity supply; The responsibility of providing standard equipment and complying with safety requirements is particularly important.

While appreciating the efforts of operational forces in providing stable electricity, the CEO of Tovanir also emphasized the need to pay attention to the problems raised and announced the serious follow-up of the demands of the wiremen.

This meeting was held with the aim of strengthening the direct communication of the senior managers of the electricity industry with the operational forces and directly listening to their issues; An opportunity to raise problems that are directly related to the working conditions, safety and livelihood of the frontline forces.

Provision of safety equipment, improvement of working and living conditions, and holding continuous specialized trainings were among the axes raised in this meeting; Demands whose practical follow-up can help to increase the safety of activities and maintain the stability of the electricity network in the mountainous areas of Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad while supporting the operational forces.