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FIRE & HAZARD CONTROL

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Advanced incident mitigation ... protecting life safety, business continuity, and environmental integrity.

Emergency Response: Deployment

Williams Fire & Hazard Control will deploy men and material across the globe in support of a full-scaled response effort when feasible given client location and incident conditions.

 

Williams' clients commonly maintain large mobile equipment onsite and/or in region - including pumps, monitor trailers, and foam reserves, allowing our response team to respond more quickly to support efforts on the ground. 

Site Assessment &
Pre-Planning

Williams Fire & Hazard Control has responded to incidents involving every phase of the oil & gas life cycle - including well head and pipeline ruptures, vessels at sea, production rigs, process units, bulk storage tanks, railcar derailments ... and more.

 

Our best efforts follow initial site assessment, as we work in collaboration with clients to recognize hazards, define potential impact and extension concerns, and develop response plans that include asset plans, incident logistics, mutual aid integration, and localized training that addresses site concerns.

Emergency Response: Support

Williams Fire & Hazard Control leads site-specific, hands-on training exercises for clients who have acquired and pre-positioned Williams equipment in-region. This relationship has proven invaluable when these clients apply Williams' equipment and knowledge in their own response effort. We have been able to support many successful client responses remotely using live data feeds, and a myriad of observation technology for long-distance guidance and support.

Client Training

As a "value-add" business ... Williams works with clients long after adoption of our equipment and methods, offering a cadre of technical support and training efforts.

 

We can develop classroom and live-fire programs that are tailored to client operational environments. These efforts consider site-based hazards, event logistics and localized response capabilities - including onsite and mutual aid support. We can help you define, organize, and exercise those resources as needed.  

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Highlights

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Incident Extension

Rapid, well-informed deployment MUST BE intentional and organized to minimize incident impact, defend life safety and business continuity and to avoid extension of these volatile events.
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