Safety

Safety and Mental Well-being in UAE Workplaces:
Phase 2 of the Free Training Program Launched; Participants to Receive NEBOSH-Recognized Certificates. Over 5,000 Workers to Benefit Directly, with 25,000+ Others Benefiting Indirectly!
Dubai: Rivoh Educational Institute has officially launched Phase 2 of a free awareness training program focused on Health, Safety, and Mental Well-being across the UAE. This initiative is conducted in collaboration with NEBOSH (UK) as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts, with support from the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), GDRFA Dubai, and the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE).
Her Excellency Dr. [Name], Chairperson of Rivoh Educational Institute—who is also the first Emirati to hold a PhD—… This initiative is being implemented with the support of Moaza Ghubash Al Muhairi. During the first phase (2025–2026), free training was successfully provided to 2,323 employees across 32 companies and 2 voluntary organizations. These entities span various sectors—including construction, engineering, manufacturing, security, and education support—and also include government bodies such as the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA). Furthermore, the participants from this first phase have been integrated into the ‘Dubai Heart Safe City’ volunteer network, managed by the Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services (DCAS). In Phase 2 (2026–2027), ReVoke aims to benefit over 5,000 workers directly and more than 15,000 people indirectly. Through this three-year initiative, ReVoke is realizing its long-term goal of ensuring that thousands of workers are covered by social security.
Regarding the announcement of this second phase, a press conference was held at the ReVoke auditorium, attended by the Project Lead and the Head of Training Partners, Dr. Amina Ajmal (Registered Nurse), Nel Kristian Meneses (Registered Nurse), Ajmal Shamdueen (Senior Engineering Professional), Sajna Muhsin (Assistant Manager), AlNishaj Shaul (Engineering Professional and Social Worker), Hakkeam Vazhakkala (Social Worker), and Nadwer Khemisi (Revoke Spokesperson) spoke.