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Marine Fire Safety approved to service Hadrian Safety Rails

Marine Fire Safety, specialists in firefighting and lifesaving equipment for the marine industry, has been approved to service the Hadrian Safety Systems, installed on most Pilot vessels.

The teams at all three of Marine Fire Safety’s service station sites has undertaken in-depth training to qualify them to carry out on-site servicing of these vital pieces of onboard equipment.

The Hadrian Safety System, which is the only certified marine safety system to provide complete hands-free security, is fitted to many commercial vessels including workboats, pilot boats, inshore patrol and rescue craft. It is designed to offer a continuous safety system for clip-on harnesses, which allows the individual free movement over the full length of the rail, without adjustment.

John Wells, Managing Director at Hadrian Safety Rails, comments “We are excited to be working with Mark and the team at Marine Fire Safety as our newly appointed service agent. Given the nature of their business, we trust that Marine Fire Safety will operate to our exacting standards, ensuring that our customers Hadrian Rail systems are fully and efficiently supplied, installed and maintained.”

Mark Bresnahan, Managing Director at Marine Fire Safety, comments “As a company, we pride ourselves in our ability to offer a professional, trusted and fully certified one-stop shop for all our customers onboard fire and safety requirements. It’s imperative that the maintenance and service intervals of the Hadrian Safety System is kept up to date and so we are perfectly positioned, as existing suppliers to many vessels that have these handrails installed, to offer a no-hassle service. We are delighted to include the Hadrian Safety Rail service and support to our list of services we provide, as we continue to find new ways to better serve our existing and future customers.”

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