Shock Mitigation

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Shock Mitigation brings together subject matter expertise to reduce injury, increase efficiency and reduce the risk of damaging litigation for professional organisations.

The evolving challenges for RIB, RHIB and High Speed Craft operators include faster craft, increased time on the water and changing operational requirements.

Shock Mitigation - Technical Factors

Professional marine organisations require specialist boats and equipment that can be used night and day by RIB and High Speed Craft operators in extreme conditions.

Recent EU & US professional RIB and High Speed Craft tenders require manufacturers to measure boats and equipment to identify vibration levels that affect the occupants.

Shock Mitigation - Human Factors

Professional maritime organisations are increasingly aware that changing operational expectations may exceed human limitations.

Realistic risk assessments plus a shock mitigation strategy result in improved safety for individuals and add to the overall efficiency of any organisation.

Shock Mitigation - Combined Solutions

The marine sector worldwide is looking for combined solutions that include new hull forms, efficent work stations & controls, suspension seating and safety equipment.

Definition of Shock Mitigation: 'To make a violent collision or impact less intense'