Landrovers for Venezuela Police Contract
Autumn 2005

VENEZUELA’S POLICE FORCE will be better seen and heard thanks to Premier Hazard whom has equipped more than 400 of its police vehicles.

The 412 Land Rover Defender vehicles have been commissioned for Venezuela’s Ministry of Justice through a specialist agency.
The agency who facilitate major defence and emergency vehicle contracts worldwide, commissioned Land Rover Special Vehicles
division for the contract, who in turn commissioned long-established supplier Premier Hazard to provide lightbars and
sirens to Venezuelan Police Force specification.

Premier Hazard’s Optimax lightbars and integral sirens will ensure they operate at the highest levels of safety and visibility.
Land Rover’s Project Manager Roy Beasley comments:
"The special working relationship between Premier Hazard's technical team and Land Rover's electrical engineers not only saved valuable programme time, but also ensured a quality
product suited to specific market requirements. This was most evident during the prototype stage conducting harness
design, system functionality and assembly trials with shared enthusiasm."

“This was one of the largest contracts that Special Vehicles has undertaken in recent years, so it was very pleasing to see the delight on the customer's face during a visit from representatives of the Venezuelan Ministry of Interior. Their satisfaction with regard to the overall quality of the vehicles and equipment was clearly evident.”

Land Rover’s Purchasing Manager Clive Smith added:
“We view Premier Hazard as our main supplier of light bar equipment because they are competitively priced and reliable in terms of delivery.”