Maintenance Division

Inauguration Ceremony for a Synagogue and Mezuzah Affixing at Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Jerusalem

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There are operational projects measured by timelines, budgets, and deliverables. And there are projects that begin as professional assignments and evolve into something far more meaningful.

As part of the ongoing collaboration with officials at the Ministry, during one of the site visits the team was presented with four Torah scrolls, each originating from a different part of the world. One of the scrolls, it was revealed, is approximately 300 years old.

For Vered Balisha, Site Manager at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Avi Buzaglo, Project Manager in the Maintenance Division at Electra FM, this encounter became a turning point. It led to the decision to establish a synagogue to house Torah scrolls that had arrived from various communities worldwide, some of which had not previously had a permanent home.

Jacob Tubul | Quiet Excellence: What Professional and Safety Driven Leadership Looks Like at the Edge

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Maintenance management is not measured by headlines or photographs. It is tested in moments when there is no room for error, when a system must keep running, a site is remote, conditions are complex, and the security reality can change at any moment. In those moments, quiet, precise, and responsible work makes the difference between operational continuity and failure.

Certificate of Appreciation Awarded to Electra FM by the Ministry of Defense

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The Maintenance Division of Electra FM recently received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Ministry of Defense, in recognition of its exceptional activity during the period of warfare and emergency. The commendation was awarded for maintaining operational continuity at military bases and sensitive security facilities, for working under extreme conditions and at times under fire, and for making a significant contribution to rehabilitation efforts in the Gaza Envelope following the war.