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MARINE ORDNANCE


Ramora UK’s experience in Maritime UXO operations has enabled them to evolve both the REODS and their internal procedure to develop an extremely safe and efficient disposal process which is recognised across the industry.


EXPLOSIVES SAFETY SCHEME Ramora UK are proud to have introduced their Explosive Safety Scheme (ESS), a money saving membership service available for clients around the globe who wish to understand all threats to their business and ensure they have proven and effective measures in place to respond.


Regardless of the location, ESS can provide overarching guidance, reassurance and response to any ordnance related incident. Should the threat of an item of UXO cause a project delay, ESS members can access on call EOD response teams who can be deployed at any time, regardless of time zone, to any site via the 24/7 ESS Emergency Response Centre.


COORDINATED EFFORTS Following confirmation that an item has been identified as UXO, or suspect UXO, the initial safety measures can be put in place within a matter of hours. Once Ramora UK specialists are dispatched to the scene, all appropriate efforts are coordinated to minimise potential impact to the project.


Normal regime can then be achieved at the earliest point possible, therefore, significantly reducing any commercial down time which may have been caused. Historically those who initially invest wisely, and entirety, in a UXO solution will reap financial and reputational reward in the longer term.


Whereas, those who choose to ignore the potential for UXO discoveries, by neglecting risk management, will invariably encounter significantly elevated costs and risk as a consequence.


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