TAVAS continues to take charge of innovation within Israel’s cleaning and maintenance services sector. In a prestigious program for training innovation leaders, jointly organized by The Joint, the Technion, the Ministry of Economy, the National Digital Array, and the Israel Innovation Authority, Avi Yeshurun, a representative of the company, won the esteemed first-place award for a groundbreaking project in operational efficiency using innovative tools.
In the modern business world, where success is often measured in numbers and data, Michlol presents a fresh and unique approach. At the heart of this perspective is Talel Kind, the company’s HR coordinator, who has transformed the traditional role into a journey of connection, empowerment, and social impact.
Whether it’s security systems, logistics, or cutting-edge technological solutions, few individuals in the industry succeed in combining extensive experience with a true passion for continuous improvement. Oren Vazif, a veteran Security Manager (CSO) at Electra Security, exemplifies this combination. With a partnership in a groundbreaking vision and years of accumulated expertise, Vazif oversees critical areas such as safety, logistics, and the covert unit of YASAB (Security Patrol Unit), a discipline that has become a cornerstone of his career.
On September 12, 2024, senior figures from Israel’s defense and security sectors, alongside security managers from diverse fields such as retail chains, banks, healthcare organizations, public transportation, and local authorities, gathered for the annual Electra Security Conference. Held against the backdrop of complex security challenges faced over the past year, the event showcased significant advancements in the field and reinforced Electra Security’s standing as a leader in the Israeli security industry.
Early in the morning, the Electra Paz team, led by Andrei Streltz, an experienced team leader with seven years in the field, set out to rehabilitate the fire suppression system at the Erez Crossing Border. The team was supported by Ofer Ben-Haim, the assistant team leader, who brings three years of expertise to the project. The primary goal was to restore the system to optimal functionality, ensuring it meets the diverse challenges of the site while maintaining a high standard of safety under the close supervision of IDF forces.
For the third consecutive year, Electra FM proudly hosted the Shark Competition, inviting all employees to submit innovative ideas to enhance and streamline the company’s operations. After the ideas were collected, a dedicated steering committee reviewed their feasibility and potential impact.
In a highly complex and meticulously executed engineering project, Electra FM’s Maintenance Division recently completed a vital upgrade to the electrical feed replacement system in the Middle Tower, the residence of the State Comptroller. This initiative addressed a significant engineering challenge: the critical obsolescence of electrical systems that had been in place for over two decades.
