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Loomis, Serving Society: Secure Transport of Official Exams for 30,000 Candidates in Andalusia
A few weeks ago, we had the privilege of being part of a key moment for more than 30,000 people who sat the public exams for orderlies and driver-orderlies in Andalusia. At Loomis, we handled the secure delivery and collection of the exams across nearly 60 locations spread across the 8 provinces of Andalusia.
It may seem like a purely logistical operation, but for Loomis it was much more than that.
A deployment serving thousands of hopes
From early in the morning, our teams deployed across Andalusia to deliver the exams to each location. At the end of the day, we carefully collected all the completed exam papers and transported them, with maximum security, to the headquarters of the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) in Seville.
To make it happen, we mobilized 35 Loomis team members —security staff and logistics coordinators—, and used 15 vehicles, allowing us to adapt to schedules, routes and any unforeseen situation.
The entire process was carried out with precision, punctuality and full traceability.
More than logistics: protecting trust, effort and the future
At Loomis, we don't just manage cash or documents. We safeguard what truly matters to people and to society. This time, it was exams. But every envelope carried much more: hours of study, sacrifices, personal goals and the desire to build a more stable future.
Knowing that our work helps these processes run with peace of mind, precision and security is what gives meaning to what we do every day.
Commitment, responsibility and trust
Every client who trusts us is looking for something more than a one-off service: they're looking for guarantees. And that's what we deliver.
This operation reinforces our role as a trusted strategic partner, not only in cash management, but also in the secure logistics of critical documents and sensitive materials.
Our experience, preparation and professionalism allow us to always rise to the occasion, even in complex or large-scale situations.
Once again, we fulfilled our mission: protecting what matters. Because when we take care of what has value for society, we also reaffirm what has value for us: a job well done.