OWN BASES
Ambipar has more than 400 own emergency response bases equipped with high technology vehicles on board. The operational vehicles have a specification of equipment and materials, guaranteeing energy autonomy and availability of fluid transfer systems for the most varied types of chemical products, such as flammable gases and liquids, toxic gases, corrosive liquids, viscous liquids, among others. Air and energy supplies are guaranteed by generators and compressors shipped in the vehicles themselves.
EMERGENCIES SERVED – RESOURCES AND SPECIAL OPERATIONS
Ambipar has extensive experience in responding to emergencies in several modes: maritime, river, road, rail, pipeline, airport and industrial, as well as specialized and dedicated bases and labor. We operate with our own resources strategically distributed to different segments.
TECHNICIANS AND OPERATORS
Our Emergency Care Team (EPAE) respond through permanent duty and is formed by a technical staff trained through the standards NFPA 472 and NBR 14,064, being prepared for a prompt response to the schedule, as well as, to face different scenarios, that can compromise the health, safety of the community and the preservation of the environment.
The teams are prepared to attend to the most diverse emergency scenarios and according to the analysis, other specialized human resources may be deployed for assistance.
All operations will be developed following guidelines of national and international standards for emergency care and security.
COUNTRIES WITH BASES
Brazil, South Africa, Germany, Angola, Antarctica, Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, Scotland, Spain, United States, Philippines, France, Ghana, Greece, India, England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Italy, Japan, Monaco, Norway, New Zealand, Wales, Netherlands, Paraguay, Peru, Singapore, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey and Uruguay.
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