Interfaces with multiple risks
A port concentrates hazardous activities: storage and transit of dangerous goods, oil and gas terminals, bunkering, cargo handling. It is also, most often, in direct contact with the city.
What we bring
- Risk studies of terminals, dangerous goods storage areas and transhipment operations.
- Port emergency plans and coordination between the port authority, terminal operators and emergency services.
- Fire safety of terminals and warehouses.
- Support to port and supervising authorities in regulating hazardous activities.
- Compliance audits of facilities and practices.
Sector-specific challenges
- Application of international codes (IMDG, ISPS) in the local context.
- Interface between port, industrial and urban regimes.
- Rapid growth of traffic and expansion projects.
