Prof. Kiptanui arap Too of Taita Taveta University officially presided over the opening of a Tailored Training Course on the safe use of explosives and blasting techniques. The program is designed to enhance technical competence and safety standards among officers from the Ministry responsible for mining operations.
The training is being conducted by Subject Matter Expert (SME) lecturers and focuses on improving practical skills in controlled blasting, hazard management, and regulatory compliance within mining environments. It aims to strengthen operational safety and efficiency in extractive industry activities.
Participants include officers from the Ministry of Mining and related agencies, who are being equipped with modern best practices in explosives handling, risk mitigation, and site safety protocols.
The course, hosted at the Kenya School of Government (KSG), underscores ongoing efforts to build institutional capacity and promote safe, sustainable mining practices in Kenya.
The initiative reflects a broader commitment to professional development and inter-institutional collaboration in advancing national safety standards in the mining sector.
The training is being conducted by Subject Matter Expert (SME) lecturers and focuses on improving practical skills in controlled blasting, hazard management, and regulatory compliance within mining environments. It aims to strengthen operational safety and efficiency in extractive industry activities.
Participants include officers from the Ministry of Mining and related agencies, who are being equipped with modern best practices in explosives handling, risk mitigation, and site safety protocols.
The course, hosted at the Kenya School of Government (KSG), underscores ongoing efforts to build institutional capacity and promote safe, sustainable mining practices in Kenya.
The initiative reflects a broader commitment to professional development and inter-institutional collaboration in advancing national safety standards in the mining sector.
