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The award was handed over to Dr Mohamed Thahir Ismail, medical officer from QP’s Medical Services Department by HE the Minister of Energy and Industry Dr Mohamed bin Saleh al-Sada. The Al-Dana award is the highest recognition given by QP to its employees who have distinguished themselves for their outstanding performance, admirable efforts and direct positive input made to the corporation’s day-to-day operations.
Some elements of the award criteria include the reduction in business process time cycle, cost saving or revenue enhancement, outstanding commitment to environmental awareness in working practices, extraordinary contributions made towards operational excellence, and actions that result in the saving of lives.
Dr Ismail is the first QP employee to be named for the Al-Dana award since the launch of the improved QP Award Programme in January 2011.
“I would like to commend Dr Ismail for his exemplary competence and heroism in saving the life of a work colleague, and I am confident his example will truly serve as an inspiration to everyone in the QP family,” al-Sada said on the occasion.
Also present during the awarding ceremony, which took place at the QP headquarters, were Ahmad Ali Abdulla al-Mawlawi, QP director (Administration), Ahmad Saif Ahmad al-Sulaiti, operations manager (Dukhan Fields), Ali Nasser Telfat, manager (Corporate Training) and acting manager (Public Relations and Communications), Dr Haseina al-Hamad, acting manager (Medical Services), Michael Berendt, head (Performance Management) and Haya Mohamed Ali Said al-Noaimi, Performance Management analyst.
In addition to the Al-Dana, the QP Award Programme comprises the Al-Badla Award (a letter of appreciation granted to employees showing significant productivity and enthusiasm in performing their tasks) and the Al-Hasba Award (a monetary reward in addition to a letter of appreciation recognising exceptional performance and/or contribution made by the employee across the Directorate/ Corporate Department).