As well as incrementally improving existing processes and systems, global decarbonisation efforts will require new products and services that are sustainable by design.
Companies capable of prioritising sustainable transformation alongside safety and security will become leaders in the next era of business.
Our risk assessment framework is designed to identify potential risk exposures throughout end-to-end business processes – including design, production, operations, maintenance and recycling.
Our industrial and engineering pedigree, paired with our risk management capabilities, make us a trusted partner for any company looking to enhance its safety and security performance.
Airbus Protect assesses industrial processes and infrastructures and advises on how to maximise their efficiency.
Our experts will also support you in ensuring the safe production, transportation, storage and distribution of hydrogen and other renewable energies for some of the world’s biggest companies.
As we work to enhance the safety and security of industrial and nuclear facilities, the following considerations are paramount:
Our highly skilled consultants, experts and trainers can help you design or strengthen industrial facilities in a safe and secure way while managing and mitigating risk. Our offering covers:
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Célia joined Airbus Protect in May 2019 as a Research Engineer in Industrial Risk Management. Firstly, she was graduated of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Mulhouse (ENSCMu) with a specialization in Health, Safety and Environment. Then, she entered the world of work as a Safety Engineer in the field of food processing and waste recycling […]
We reached a significant milestone last year when a team from Airbus took part in the NATO ‘Locked Shields’ exercise for the first time. The exercise, which has been conducted annually since 2010 by the Cooperative Cyber Defense Center of Excellence (CCDCOE), is the world’s largest live cyber defence exercise with over 3,500 participants from […]
After long negotiations and discussions between European institutions and bodies, the EU AI Act came into force on August 1, 2024. While Artificial Intelligence offers vast potential and commercial opportunities, the ethical implications and inherent risks of AI mean it must be used responsibly and in moderation. The EU AI Act establishes clear guidelines to […]
