HEAL SECTION TITLE TH & SAFETY
the increased potential for ignition being prevalent, we have no means of isolating, although fi res are likely to be of a lower intensity and perhaps even tolerable to allow a controlled burn.
PORTABLE EQUIPMENT T e emphasis now shifts onto portable fi re and safety equipment. Portable detection is diff erent to that required for a produc- tion platform. Blaze uses wireless devices interconnected to local panels that can be interrogated remotely via IoT and can assess and respond quickly to the release of toxic and radioactive substances. T e Rapid Deployment Kit includes GPS- enabled monitors, a Link3 wireless router and all necessary accessories to create a perimeter and set up a command station up to two miles from the site. For decommissioning, rental products can be utilised that can be integrated into systems easily and rapidly. T ese will be required for relatively short durations in the fi eld and a rental option means that the operator does not have the outlay of having to own infrastructure on a retiring asset. Regardless of the stage in the life cycle of the asset, the most important
Cabinet protection using frangible detection tube
factor is continuing to ensure the safety of our engineering workforce and reducing the possible damage to the asset, no matter how big or small the fi re.
Andy van Vloten Martin is fire safety engineer at Blaze Manufacturing Solutions.
www.blazeman.co.uk
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