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PT Bintang Anugrah SamuelReno Joins PFRC 2025: Strengthening Commitment to Safety and Emergency Readiness

The 10th Pama Fire Rescue Challenge (PFRC) 2025 officially opened at PAMA CCOS, Cileungsi, Bogor, marking a decade of dedication to improving emergency response capabilities in Indonesia’s mining industry. The event, hosted by PT Pamapersada Nusantara, gathered 23 teams from PAMA units and affiliated companies, each competing in high-intensity rescue challenges designed to test skill, teamwork, and readiness.

Among the participants, PT Bintang Anugrah SamuelReno stood out as a company that continuously upholds safety excellence and proactive preparedness. Their participation in PFRC 2025 reflects a strong commitment to advancing workplace safety standards and empowering internal Emergency Response Teams (ERT) through hands-on experience.

This year’s PFRC introduced a new Underwater Rescue Facility, featuring two training pools at depths of 2 and 5 meters. The addition enhances realism in rescue simulations, particularly for incidents occurring in aquatic or flooded environments. Teams competed in six major categories ranging from Firefighter Competency Tests to Surface Water Rescue Challenges, demonstrating technical expertise and physical endurance.

For PT Bintang Anugrah SamuelReno, joining PFRC 2025 is not just about competition; it’s about collaboration, learning, and continuous improvement. Through this event, the company’s ERT members gain valuable insights into best practices, obtain opportunities for BNSP-recognized certifications, and strengthen crisis management capabilities.

Their presence at PFRC 2025 reinforces the company’s reputation as a safety-focused organization that values both people and performance. It also highlights their alignment with the broader goal of building a resilient, safety-driven culture across Indonesia’s industrial sectors.

PT Bintang Anugrah SamuelReno remains committed to innovation, training, and collaboration, ensuring that every project site operates with the highest standards of safety and emergency readiness.