Fire Security presents a selection of projects from July to December 2019.
Welcome to Fire Security’s newsletter.
We had an excellent last six months in 2019, including a couple of projects at the Norwegian offshore sector.
Work was done offshore in Brazil on some of SBM’s FPSOs, both in terms of cable life extension and fire protection.
We attended and received a very good response from the Naval Damage Control event in Portsmouth, where we hosted a paper titled “Enhancing resilience of cables in today’s digitalized and automated ships”. Read more in our blogpost.
We did a first fire protection project for a Navy ship when we did the Republic of Korea’s ROKS Yang Manchoon, which is a Destroyer Helicopter (DDH) class ship.
At our headquarter in Norway, we did lab testing proving that the FS 5 cools the cable, however little. This outcome was a breakthrough in proving something that we knew by theory but had not previously had good enough lab equipment to demonstrate.
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Portsmouth UK Gathering, Naval Damage Control 2020.
Board meeting at FS Headquarter in Norway.
FS Middle East stocks coating and cable repair material for the Fire Security Global Network.
Cable project for ENGIE Power Plant in Oman.
Fire Security’s presentation to GUPCO in Egypt.
Surveys for Saudi Aramco in Saudi Arabia.
Business development at shipyards in Singapore.
December 10 – FS Asia-Pacific Manager Paal Mathisen has a busy day in Singapore today. Thanks to Jeffrey Lai from Norwep to host me at the Norwegian Embassy to discuss business development in the major shipyards here.
In Malaysia for Petronas seminar by Norwep.
Fire-resistant coating onboard Korean Navy vessel.
2019 has been another excellent year in the cruise segment of Fire Security.
We were involved in fire protection of electrical cables onboard 10 new building for the following companies:
1) Carnival Cruise Line
2) AIDA
3) Costa
4) P&O
5) Norwegian Cruise Line
6) Saga Cruises
7) Princess Cruise Line
8) Color Line
9) RCCL
These projects have been conducted at shipyards in Italy, Germany, Finland and Norway.
In addition to the newbuilding we were also involved with fire protection onboard 20 existing ships for our customers Carnival, P&O, Ponant, AIDA, Costa, Princess, Norwegian and Color Line.
A very good year and 2020 looks even better.
Best regards
Terje Waage
Vice-President and co-founder of Fire Security.
Color Line Hybrid vessel successfully fire protected.
Protecting cables onboard Sky Princess.
November 11 – ITALY. Paul Filby Protecting Cables in the engine room of Sky Princess, alongside Rome. The ship is the fourth Royal-class ship in the Princess fleet, and started operations last month.
Fire protection of cables in the engine room onboard Carnival Panorama.
Security certification at the cruise ship AIDAaura.
Cruise ship safety – protection of electrical cables.
Cable fire protection on residential cruise ship.
Protecting cables for Shell in Malaysia.
November 15 – Always some interesting meeting activities with Shell, as FS has a long history protecting cables for Shell worldwide. Photo at Shell Sarawak operation in Miri, Malaysia. Jhonson Gana from our local partner, Nargis Petroleum and FS President Leif Harald Tveitnes.
Fire Security Indonesia team.
Oil & gas companies in Malaysia.
August 16 – Working with local oil & gas companies in Malaysia is important for FS to contribute to local economy. Turcomp is our partner for supplying manpower for oil and gas projects in Malaysia. Here Paal Mathisen (right) meeting with Basil and Horard from Turcomp Miri branch.
Exciting travels in Asia.
Cable life extension at Brunei Shell Petroleum.
July 12 – A warm day in Brunei but a very good meeting with the cable life extension team of BSP, Brunei Shell Petroleum. TN Lim (left) from PTT Engineering is our agent in Brunei.
Cable repair in China.
July 22 – An exciting milestone achievement for Fire Security Asia Pacific, having completed a UV protection and repair of cracked HV cables at LD32-2 Platform of CNOOC in Tianjin, China. It was challenging, but with a prepared plan, we delivered the project in schedule time. Our local partner Mr. Zhu Hong Jiang (L) and Steven Chong (R) led the project.
Cable survey in Sumatra.
July 29 – Sumatra, Indonesia: After completion of an electrical cable survey at the Industrial plant, photo together with Mr. Li (L) and Steven Chong (R) of Fire Security Asia Pacific.
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Business development at shipyards in Singapore.
December 10 – FS Asia-Pacific Manager Paal Mathisen has a busy day in Singapore today. Thanks to Jeffrey Lai from Norwep to host me at the Norwegian Embassy to discuss business development in the major shipyards here.
FS partner Kangnam Drive in Seoul, South Korea.
Cable protection at power plant in South Korea.
Project delivered in Niigata Prefecture, Japan.
October 1 -Another Great Project Delivered. Led by Steven Chong and our local agent, KBK Ltd, finished the fire protection on electrical cables runs to the solenoid valve at the storage tank located in Niigata Prefecture, Japan. Fire Security offers a cost-effective solution that presents no operational interference and no loss in productivity.
Cable fire protection in West Jawa Indonesia.
Survey of LNG carrier in Singapore.
Oil & Gas operators in Australia.
July 23 – Paal Mathisen is back in Perth for another week of discussions with oil and gas operators in Western Australia. With Mark Hanna.