The value of a quicker response
The average cost for an engine room fire is $1,9M. Swift and effective response within a few minutes can limit the damage to soot washing and less than $200,000*.
* Peter Stålberg, Senior Technical Advisor, The Swedish Club
What is at stake?
- Loss of life
- Reputation
- Environment
- Refill CO2
- Operational downtime
- Cost for investigation
- Repair cost
- Loss of revenue
- Contract fines
- Insurance cost
Being there before it happens
Early detection gives you more time to act – and thereby reduces the risk that the alarm bells will start ringing.
Being there before it happens
Early detection gives you more time to act – and thereby reduces the risk that the alarm bells will start ringing.
Any questions or suggestions on early detection? Don’t hesitate to contact us.
Which challenges do you face?
We are ready to support you in many areas. Here are some examples.
Quality of operation
Optimizing the operation to gain efficiency – avoiding downtime, claims and detentions.
Claims and controversy
Recording of actions and data during incidents for internal or external investigations.
Prevention
Avoiding mechanical breakdowns and expensive repairs by early critical notification.
Prediction and early detection
Increasing the chances of early actions to avoid or minimize potential damage.
Fire detection and firefighting
Defining comprehensive and versatile fire and gas safety solutions.
The core of what we do
Consilium Safety is driven by innovation. We base our development on three cornerstones: insight, involvement and inspiration.
Insight
Exploring areas of possible improvements together with our users.
Involvement
Working closely internally and with external partners – exchanging and trying new ideas.
Inspiration
Taking action to learn from customer challenges and industrial innovation in general.
Get ready for the future
Start by getting in touch with us at Consilium Safety.