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20 March 2015

DEWA honours 46 employees for distinguished service in Q3 2014

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) honoured its distinguished employees in the third quarter of 2014. HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of DEWA, honoured the employees in a ceremony at DEWA’s main office in Zabeel East. Present were Dr. Yousef Al Akraf, Executive Vice President of Business Support and Human Resources, DEWA management, and staff. The move supports DEWA’s commitment to motivate and encourage its staff, to ensure outstanding performance. Those honoured included 6 customer service staff, 4 cable jointers from Power Distribution and 36 distinguished employees from different divisions. Al Tayer commended the dedicated efforts of these staff. He noted that DEWA has a strategy to instil a culture of excellence among its staff and stimulate them to continuously make achievements by honouring them and highlighting their accomplishments and contributions to DEWA’s organisational excellence. “DEWA implements the highest standards of quality and performance excellence. It invests in its human capital, led by its steadfast belief in the key role that employees play in achieving quality and excellence,” said Al Tayer. “DEWA provides a positive work environment for its staff, to create an environment that supports excellence and creativity. We honour distinguished staff and foster innovation to enhance overall performance and employee loyalty,” said Al Akraf. The customer service staff included Yousef Ahmad (Best Cashier), Maryam Ahmad (Best Cash Supervisor), Muhammed Umer (Best Frontline Staff), Alia Abdullah (Best Frontline Supervisor), Abouelmagd Ahmad (Best Customer Care Agent), and Gehan Ghazaly (Best Customer Care Supervisor). The Best Cable Jointers from Projects Execution, and Power Distribution were Abdulsamad Thayath, Mohamed Kaippally, Kattot Mathew, and Naeem Khan. The scholarship graduates were Salha Aldisi and Marwan Al Haj. Business Excellence competition jury comprised Dr. Abdel Elah El Smadi, Ibrahim Rawabdeh, Abdulla Al Aghbari, and Huda Almutawa. Excellence Quiz competition winners included Ra’ad Nassar, Ola Hilweh, and Ahmed Al Allo. First place winners of the Excellence Talk competition winners included Tayeb Al Khaja and Khaled Kuley, for their One-Way Data Device. Second place winners were Ola Hilweh and Gebreel Al Momany for their Self-Assessment in Transmission Power division. First place winners of the role-play competition included Hussain Al Sayegh, Belal Mishmish, Reem Juma, Mohamed Hassan, Muhannad Ashaar, Ohsem Baig, Mohamed Alhosani, Maysaa Alkilani, and Senthil Natesan, for their ‘What will happen if’ scene. Second place winners were Asraf Abdul Salam, Prakasan Pongilat, Eijaz Hussain, and Swamynathan Subramanian, for the ‘A creation for Excellence’ scene. Third place winners were Shabeesh Sathiyanarayanan, Muthukumar Ramamurthy, Shiraj Shaikh, and Masud Nawab, for the ‘Encourage Excellence’ scene. Third place repeat winners were Muna Al Ali, Alawi Al Safi, Ayesha Juma, for their ‘Creativity Starts from a Belief’ scene. The Second Excellence Message Competition included Hany Mahmoud, Girish Aidasani, and Salman Aboodi.