SKILLS ACQUISITION: Helico Integrated Concept Announces Training in Rigging, Lifting, Banksman, Scaffolding
Helico Integrated Concept Limited has announced an 11-day specialised skills acquisition training programme in Basic Rigging and Lifting/Banksman and Scaffolding for interested persons drawn from communities within and outside the ancient Gbaramatu Kingdom, Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State.
The vocational training programme, which is designed to equip participants with practical knowledge and industry-relevant skills, is scheduled to commence from October 10 to October 20, 2026, at the Benikrukru Community Town Hall in Gbaramatu Kingdom.
According to the organisers, the programme will expose participants to basic techniques and safety procedures associated with rigging, lifting and banksman operations as well as scaffolding, with emphasis on developing competencies relevant to industrial and related work environments.
The initiative is also expected to contribute towards human capital development in Gbaramatu Kingdom and beyond by providing interested persons, particularly youths, with opportunities to acquire technical skills that could improve their employability and prepare them for opportunities in the oil and gas, construction, marine and other industrial sectors.
The organisers therefore called on interested persons who desire to take advantage of the training programme to make necessary enquiries ahead of its commencement.
According to the organisers, interested participants are advised to contact Columbus Azor, Public Relations Officer (PRO), on 07033427287; Christian Okito, Youth President of Benikrukru Community, on 0814446698; or Pastor Saniyor, Secretary of Kenyangbene Community, on 08124465377, for further information concerning participation in the programme.
The training forms part of efforts by Helico Integrated Concept Limited to promote technical capacity building and skills development among people in the riverine communities.
The organisers urged prospective participants to register and prepare adequately for the programme, stressing the importance of vocational and technical skills in positioning young people to take advantage of emerging employment and entrepreneurial opportunities within the Niger Delta and beyond.



