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Mr. Joseph Kimagl (Nadzab farm manager) has been our PCS out spoken front
runner/campaigner for PCS as it service provider for Table Bird, Nadzab farm .
Also supported by his counterpart, Mr. Robin Igans and together we have
achieved great heights in term of security dispatch the latest BES and
criticism.

We (PCS Nadzab site/Hotel Sites) are very proud and it would be our honour
to witness sooner the promotion of Mr. Joseph Kimagl from Nadzab Farm
Manager to Table Bird Breeder Manager.

Remarks from Nadzab farm, Mr. Joseph Kimagl:

He assured us that if we buy seven new wheelbarrows to replace for the
stolen seven once and that will carter for his farm workload and therefore,
will stabilize his farm normal operations again!

He said in a meeting with him that he would increase our numbers by two
more guards.

The main objective of these two guards is to capitalize and recover for the
cost of the new wheelbarrows that PCS purchase for his farm operation.

He lecture use that, the cost of seven would approximately

K3000.00 and for the two new guard would cost K5.00 x per hour and
therefore, K5.00 x 12 hours equals K60.00 x 14 day = K840.00 a fortnight. In
a month the cost of two guards will be K2520 approx

Therefore, he strongly urges PCS to go ahead a purchase the seven new
wheelbarrows, so that would be his standing ground to request for the
additional guards and that also determines the capabilities and strength PCS
have over his Client(s) and current situation MHL as client.

Conclusion:

On behalf of us, PCS Hotel Site team at Nadzab farm, I would like to apologise
FOR ANY Inconvenience cause as a result of the latest BES (Shed 51 of farm 5)
th
which MHL lost seven wheelbarrows to perpetuators on the night of Friday 9
October 2020 under watch my officer.

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