Air Partner (LON:AIR) said its security business Redline has won a contract with ISS Australia and New Zealand (“ISS”), one of Australia's largest facility services providers.
Under the contract, Redline will develop and deliver a robust Security Management System (SeMS) to ISS to enhance its security services across its aviation and transport activities.
Redline's SeMS focuses on all aspects of security activity, supporting management at all levels within an organisation, this morning’s statement outlined.
All security tasks, such as quality assurance activity, training performance and audits, are fed into SeMS, instantly highlighting any exposed vulnerabilities, the group said.
Today’s partnership follows a year of wins for Redline who has won contracts with Aéroport Nice Côte d'Azur, international facilities management firm OCS Group UK, the UK Civil Aviation Authority, aviation company Jet Edge, and Align JV to support a HS2 project.
Shares in Air Partner were trading 7.82% lower at 89.5p on Wednesday morning.
“It is encouraging to see Redline continuing to win business in the aviation sector around the world, despite the challenges imposed by COVID-19,” said Mark Briffa, CEO of Air Partner.
He added, “It is a testament to the hard work of the team and the quality of services we offer that businesses of ISS's calibre routinely rely on Redline to fulfil their varied security requirements."
"ISS will be the first company in Australia to develop and roll out this type of Security Management System and we're delighted to be driving the project. We look forward to continuing to work with ISS to establish its security activities as the gold standard,” said Paul Mason, Managing Director of Air Partner's Safety & Security division.
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