Article for ‘Fire Protection Management’.
We are pleased to see the publication of this month’s edition of Fire Protection Management – the journal of the Fire Protection Association. IT is
February 29, 2024
SJH Projects can assist you in undertaking a blast vulnerability study of your building or facility. Using experience in testing of building elements such as glazing and combining this with blast overpressure prediction software, we can help you determine what safe stand-off distances you need to create or what additional blast mitigation measures should be considered.
Historically, Hostile Vehicle Mitigation has been focussed on preventing a ‘Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device’ (VBIED) from entering a controlled perimeter. As blast overpressure decays rapidly with distance it, keeping a potential blast away is the best form of protection where space allows.
In recent times, with attacks across Europe, there has been a change in that the vehicle itself has now become a low-tech but effective weapon in its own right. Attacks on crowded pedestrian areas have become an established tactic. Depending on circumstances and damage, the attack might then be continued by dismounted assailants.
Do you have a problem that needs solving? The staff at SJH Projects have a history in ground breaking design in the fields of protection and security. You can be helped with your issues in a professional and impartial and confidential manner, with suggestions given on design, materials, suppliers and procedures. Studies have been performed for a variety of customers including technology reviews, market surveys and concept design to meet specific requirements.
With a depth of experience in blast, ballistics and advanced composite materials the skills at SJH Projects can applied across a wide rnage of applications and issues.
We are pleased to see the publication of this month’s edition of Fire Protection Management – the journal of the Fire Protection Association. IT is
Praedium Consulting Malta Ltd and Mine Action and Training MAT Kosovo have put up a great post on LinkedIn about the Detsafe 8M units provided
An informative day at the 63rd Meeting of the ‘UK Explosion Liaison Group’ at the HSE in Buxton. Their first ‘in person’ meeting since Covid,
