Lean Business Services and the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health and Sign Cooperation Agreement to Advance Digital Solutions

The National Council for Occupational Safety and Health (NCOSH) and Lean Business Services, a Public Investment Fund company and Saudi Arabia's national leader in enabling digital health transformation, have signed a cooperation agreement to advance the occupational safety and health ecosystem through digital and technology-driven solutions.

The agreement brings together both parties' expertise and capabilities to enhance occupational safety and health practices and services. It was signed by Eng. Majed bin Ibrahim Alfawiz, Secretary-General of NCOSH, and Eng. Mohanned bin Abdullah Alrasheed, Chief Executive Officer of Lean Business Services.

The areas of cooperation include developing and implementing joint initiatives and projects, building capabilities through training programs and specialized workshops, developing operating models and services, and exploring digital and technology solutions, including exchanging data and information in accordance with applicable regulations and the respective mandates of both parties.

Commenting on the agreement, Eng. Majed bin Ibrahim Alfawiz, Secretary-General of NCOSH, said:

This partnership builds on NCOSH's approach to establishing effective partnerships and leveraging expertise and emerging technologies to develop more efficient and sustainable solutions. Through our collaboration with Lean Business Services, we aim to develop impactful initiatives that deliver tangible improvements to services and workplaces, while supporting the Kingdom's ambition for a safer and more efficient work environment.

Eng. Mohanned bin Abdullah Alrasheed, CEO of Lean, said:

At Lean, we believe the impact of digital transformation extends to every aspect of human health and quality of life, including safer and healthier workplaces. Our partnership with NCOSH provides an opportunity to bring our digital capabilities and expertise to the development of practical solutions that strengthen prevention, enhance efficiency, and create sustainable impact.

Nasser Alhumaidi Alanazi, Chief of Business Solutions and Services at Lean, added:

Through this partnership, we look forward to turning the areas of cooperation into practical initiatives that address the needs of the occupational safety and health ecosystem. By applying digital solutions and advancing services and operating models, we aim to enhance efficiency and improve the overall beneficiary experience.

The agreement reflects a shared commitment to combining the complementary expertise and mandates of both parties to develop practical initiatives and solutions that advance occupational safety and health and contribute to safer, more efficient, and more sustainable workplaces.