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The Integrated Explosive Hazard Awareness Training (EHAT) and the Heavy Engineering Equipment (HEE) Basic Machine Operators Training Course is underway at the Humanitarian Peace Support School.
Sponsored by the United Nations Triangular Partnership Programme (UNTPP), the course is designed to equip trainees with critical skills in machine operation and explosive hazard awareness, preparing them to operate safely in peace support environments where explosive threats may be present.
In his remark, the Deputy Commandant HPSS, Lt Col Kaptuway emphasized that the course is designed to equip trainees with essential machine operation skills, serving as a foundational step in preparing them for deployment in environments where explosive hazards are present. He further stated that each lesson undertaken during the course represents not only an investment in the personal and professional development of the individual trainees, but also a meaningful contribution to the collective strength and operational effectiveness of the teams they will integrate into in the future.
The course will be facilitated by a training team from Japan and will involve 30 participants from Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, and Ghana, who are set to undergo eight weeks of intensive training.
