SURVIVAL TECHNOLOGY
Trusted to Protect Lives. We are pioneers of Survival Technology. Our wearable survival equipment, fire solutions and survival craft technology keep people safe when their life depends on it. We have 3,000 people that work with our partners in 96 countries to provide trustworthy solutions that reduce risk and help protect lives.
Why? Because We Exist to Protect Lives
World's largest
Survival Technology Solutions Provider
- 410 accredited service stations
- Covering 2,000 ports worldwide
- More than 3,000 team members
- 8 manufacturing facitilities
Why We Do What We Do
MSC ELSA 3 Rescue
When the MSC ELSA 3 capsized off Kochi, India, 24 crew members faced a life-threatening emergency. Swift rescue efforts and the reliability of our liferafts ensured their survival, proving the vital importance of trusted Survival Technology.
Seahaven white paper
The application of the world's largest inflatable lifeboat
We have received independent validation for our Seahaven system, which signifies an innovative advancement in passenger safety, vessel design, and operational efficiency. Our study confirms Seahaven as the next-generation standard for cruise operators.
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Join us at Nor Shipping
Book a meeting with us now
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Nitrogen: A vital element in maritime safety
Discover our range of PSA and membrane nitrogen generators
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Rental of PPE solutions
Designed specifically for offshore wind
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Over water Survival Technology
Safely transferring your oil and gas crews
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Dry Chemical Powder (DCP):
New solution to meet new requirement
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Depend on us to bring you home
Prioritising your safety without compromise
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Remote Support for Inert Gas Systems
Keep your system running efficiently with expert support
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New podcast: Leaders in Fire & Safety
We expand on the themes of our award-winning white paper
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Supplying Type 31 frigates
We will manufacture and supply 4 100- & 25-person liferafts
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Why are the fires not going out?
Our white paper reveals the cost of inadequate inspections
Enhancing fire protection for RORO and ROPAX vessels
Are you prepared for the new MSC requirement?
From 1st January 2026, fixed water monitors will be required on the weather decks of RORO and ROPAX ships under amendments to SOLAS Chapter II-2 and the FSS Code.
Survitec acquires NOHA marine fire service to expand Nordic footprint
This move significantly expands presence and service capabilities in the Nordic region
This move reinforces Ålesund as a centre of excellence for Survival Technology, spanning marine evacuation systems, liferafts, fire safety solutions, and more.
SuitXChange
Keeping you on time, compliant and out of port without delay
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