Kaileys Consortium LTD

Kaileys Consortium LTD Q.E.H.S Consultants - Environmental and Occupational Safety and Health Services.

Happy Good Friday from Addis Ababa!Our training team is on the ground in Ethiopia, delivering IPAF 3B Cherry Picker Oper...
03/04/2026

Happy Good Friday from Addis Ababa!

Our training team is on the ground in Ethiopia, delivering IPAF 3B Cherry Picker Operator training for a valued client. A reminder that our commitment to safety and excellence knows no borders.

We proudly serve clients across Africa. Whether your team needs Working at Height, IPAF 3B Cherry Picker, Confined Space training, or more, we're ready to bring world-class training to your doorstep.

Reach out to us today, let's keep your people safe and your operations compliant.

Let's talk about your specific needs.
📞 Kenya: +254 724 097 056
📩 info@kaileysconsortium.com
🌐 www.kaileysconsortium.com

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31/03/2026

Meet a Trainer from Kaileys Consortium.

Hello! My name is Wanjala Samuel, QSHE Practitioner at Kaileys Consortium.

QSHE stands for Quality, Safety, Health and Environment and for the past seven years, it has been more than a profession. It has been a calling.

At Kaileys Consortium, I work across two departments, training and auditing. On the auditing side, I cover health audits, fire safety audits, air quality monitoring surveys and environmental audits. On the training side, we deliver first aid, fire safety, occupational health and safety, confined space entry, and a wide range of customised programmes depending on the specific needs and nature of each facility.

What excites me most about where safety is heading in Kenya right now is the shift I am seeing on the ground. People are waking up. Organisations are moving away from theoretical, tick-box safety and demanding something more practical, more relevant, and more honest.

That shift is exactly what I have always stood for.

Because risks don't wait. And neither should we.

My motto has never changed:

Safety first. Safety always. Safety starts with me.

Be safe. Be healthy. And don't wait for an incident to remind you why it matters.

27/03/2026

Meet a Trainer from Kaileys Consortium.

Hi, my name is Yvonne Munee Mulinge, Environmental Health and Safety Auditor and Trainer at Kaileys Consortium.

Two years in, and I can honestly say this has been one of the most rewarding journeys of my life.

Every training session is an opportunity to impact knowledge, shift mindsets, and encourage organisations to build a genuine health and safety culture — not just on paper, but in the way people show up to work every single day.

What I love most about this work is the people. The conversations. The moment someone who walked in sceptical walks out with a different perspective on why safety matters.

And the message I always leave with the people I train is simple:

When you love safety, safety takes care of you — and everyone around you.

A safe workplace is not just a legal requirement. It is a culture. It is a choice organisations make every day to protect the people who show up and do the work.

That is what I am here to help build.

25/03/2026

Meet a Trainer from Kaileys Consortium.

My name is Victor Ombogo, and I lead the Technical Department at Kaileys Consortium.

With 7 years of hands-on experience in technical training, inspections, scaffold er****on, and rescue plan development, my work is about one thing: making sure people can access height, work in confined spaces, and operate on construction sites without getting hurt.

The technical training we deliver covers:

Confined Space Entry — safe access, major hazard identification, and rescue procedures.

Working at Heights — fall protection, lifeline installation, and safe systems of work.

Roof Work — safe access for painting, installation, and maintenance on various roof types.

Construction Site Safety — manual handling, ergonomics, PPE, and high-access work.

Mobile Elevated Working Platforms (MEWPs) — internationally accredited training on scissor lifts, cherry pickers, and boom lifts, covering safe working load limits and accident prevention.

One principle guides everything I do:

Life is more precious than any job. If you are not safe, don't do it.

Before any technical task, ask yourself, Am I safe? If the answer is no, stop. Consult your HSE or engineering department. Confirm it is practicable and can be done safely. If it cannot — walk away.

Because at the end of the day, the goal is simple. The contract gets completed. The workers go home healthy. No injuries reported.

23/03/2026

Meet a Trainer from Kaileys Consortium.

Hi everyone! My name is Millicent Cerem, and I'm a Health and Safety Practitioner and Trainer at Kaileys Consortium.

My work spans both training and auditing, from statutory training in first aid, fire safety, and occupational health and safety, to management and supervisory skills, chemical safety, gender and wellness, and air quality monitoring audits.

We recently surveyed 150+ HSE professionals across Kenya, and one finding hit close to home: inadequate safety training is one of the top three challenges organisations face right now.

This is exactly why I do what I do. Every training session I deliver is a chance to close that gap practically, specifically, and in a way that sticks long after people leave the room.

Because my vision is simple:

Know safety, no pain. No safety, know pain.

Eid Mubarak! عيد مبارك Wishing all our muslim team members, clients, partners, and friends a joyful and blessed Eid!May ...
20/03/2026

Eid Mubarak!

عيد مبارك

Wishing all our muslim team members, clients, partners, and friends a joyful and blessed Eid!

May this special occasion bring you peace, happiness, and cherished moments with loved ones.

From our entire team, thank you for being part of our journey.

Here's to celebrating together!

13/03/2026

150 HSE professionals and enthusiasts participated in our Kenya Workplace Safety Survey, and the responses were eye-opening.

One thing came through louder than almost anything else: technical training is one of the biggest pain points in the industry right now. Working at Heights, Confined Space Entry, Forklift Operation, the skills that matter most on site are the ones organisations are struggling to access.

We heard you. And we are working on a comprehensive response to every single challenge you raised.

In the meantime, we sat down with our Technical Lead, Victor Ombogo ... Work at height technician, to get his take on the latest developments in the Health and Safety technical training landscape in Kenya.

Here is what he had to say.

13/03/2026

150 HSE professionals and enthusiasts participated in our Kenya Workplace Safety Survey, and the responses were eye-opening.

One thing came through louder than almost anything else: technical training is one of the biggest pain points in the industry right now. Working at Heights, Confined Space Entry, Forklift Operation, the skills that matter most on site are the ones organisations are struggling to access.

We heard you. And we are working on a comprehensive response to every single challenge you raised.

In the meantime, we sat down with our Technical Lead, Victor Ombogo, a work-at-height technician, to get his take on the latest developments in the Health and Safety technical training landscape in Kenya.

Here is what he had to say.

09/03/2026

Kenya is currently experiencing heavy rainfall and every year, the same avoidable incidents happen on our roads, footpaths, and in our homes.

We've pulled together 5 practical safety tips for anyone navigating the city during the long rains.

From flooded roads to what to do when you're caught between a matatu and a downpour, this is the kind of information that actually matters on the ground.

Share this with your network, your team, or anyone commuting across Nairobi right now.

Stay safe.

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Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls.This International Women's Day, we celebrate the women who show up ever...
07/03/2026

Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls.

This International Women's Day, we celebrate the women who show up every day to protect others the safety professionals, trainers, field officers, risk managers, and first responders who make workplaces safer for everyone.

In an industry built on protecting lives, it's time we equally champion the rights and recognition of the women within it.

To every woman in safety: your voice matters in policy. Your expertise shapes culture. Your presence changes the game.

Here at Kaileys, we are proud to celebrate our incredible trainers and every woman on our team who makes safety work not just possible but powerful.

Let's commit to workplaces where women in safety don't just participate they lead.

03/03/2026

150+ HSE professionals across Kenya told us what's really going on with workplace safety in 2026.

The findings were honest. Specific. And in many cases, uncomfortable.

Budget constraints killing safety programs before they start. Culture that doesn't survive beyond the training room. Technical skills gaps leaving workers exposed on site every single day. Leadership that's absent when it matters most.

We put together this document because we believe the safety community in Kenya deserves a clear, unfiltered picture of where we are and a conversation about where we need to go.

Swipe through. See if it reflects your reality.

And if it does — drop a comment below. we would love to hear what's resonating, what we missed, and what you think needs to change.

More is coming. Follow Kaileys Consortium to stay close to what we're building next.

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