Dayim partners with Bahrain university for regional development

Saudi Arabia-based Dayim Equipment Rental’s MEWP training division has partnered with Gulf University in the Kingdom of Bahrain focused on education, development and innovation across the GCC region.

Dayim Equipment Rental offers range of services across the region.

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the IPAF-accredited Dayim Training Hub and Gulf University reflects a shared commitment to develop future talent by combining their academic expertise and training capabilities.

Dayim Training Hub delivers operator training and safety programmes across powered access and heavy equipment — disciplines that are increasingly critical to the region’s growing infrastructure and energy sectors.

Under the terms of the partnership, Dayim Training Hub and Gulf University will collaborate to deliver specialised training and professional development programmes, provide students with field training and practical learning, collaborate on research and sustainability initiatives, organise workshops and community engagement activities and promote leadership, entrepreneurship and volunteering.

Dayim’s Training Hub is part of the company’s commitment to raising industry standards across the GCC. Founded in 2010, Dayim is the largest equipment rental solutions provider in Saudi Arabia, with a strong presence across Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and the UAE, and operates a combined fleet of over 12,000 units.

“At Dayim Training Hub, we believe that meaningful partnerships between industry and academia are essential to preparing the next generation of skilled professionals and supporting sustainable development across the region,” said Dayim. “This MoU with Gulf University is a significant step in that direction, and we look forward to the impactful outcomes we will achieve together.”

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