SafeLane’s favourite projects

The Project Executive team share stories from their favourite projects.

Not your average job

The international Project Executive team supports life-saving initiatives across SafeLane’s global portfolio of operations.

How what3words keeps staff safe

Team members use what3words to provide head office with an accurate location marker.

Specialist canine search trainer’s course

SafeLane trains staff who demonstrate initiative and possibility; like Felly and Sim who just completed a canine search trainer’s course.

In memory of a highly respected colleague

On Tuesday 4th February 2020, the Kuwait Deputy Project Manager Claude Doppagne was involved in a fatal traffic accident in Kuwait City.

Bombs at Tesla's factory SafeLane Global

SafeLane Global's explosive ordnance experts are searching for bombs on the site of Tesla's megafactory in Brandenberg, Germany.

Non-intrusive marine survey in Liverpool

SafeLane is carrying out a non-intrusive marine survey in the River Mersey in Liverpool ahead of extensions to an existing ferry port.

Sports day in Somalia

Project staff in Somalia enjoyed an action-packed sports day organised by UNMAS AMISOM Support Project!

Global Gallop fundraising recipients

Last September, SafeLane staff around the world ran in solidarity for the Global Gallop. They raised over £13,000 for victims of explosive accidents. In this news update …

SafeLane mascot Jake

Named in memory of an award-winning life-saving explosives detection dog (EDD), meet SafeLane's newest company member, its mascot Jake.

Wind Europe Offshore 2019

SafeLane's marine team will be at Wind Europe Offshore later this month to discuss how their unexploded ordnance and chemical munitions risk mitigation services can support…

100,000 items of explosive ordnance cleared in Yemen

Project Masam has removed and destroyed 100,000 items of explosive ordnance, providing immediate benefit to the Yemeni people.

How SafeLane is supporting UN Day in 2019

This year, in support of UN Day, SafeLane has completed the alignment of its culture and values to foster and support each of the goals.

Bomb dog tracks poachers

Don was born in 2015. He’s a stunning German Shepherd. He was quickly identified as ideal for explosive detection training.

Falkland Islands team thanked for supporting defibrillator charity

SafeLane's Falkland Islands team, which has been demining the islands since 2009, was recently thanked for its contribution to a new defibrillator charity.

Offshore Energy 2019

SafeLane's marine team is excited to be attending the Offshore Energy conference in Amsterdam to showcase their unexploded ordnance and chemical munition risk mitigation …

SafeLane runners smash £10,000 fundraising target

Staff around the world ran half marathons to raise £10,000 for victims of explosive threats.

Explosive risk mitigation project support staff in Somalia

SafeLane's operations require teams of dedicated staff to provide life support: discover what makes the Somalian team world class.

Somalia EOD and IED project visit outcomes

Staff recently visited field colleagues in Somalia to get a deeper understanding of what project staff encounter on a daily basis.

SafeLane Global Gallop

This September, SafeLane staff around the world will be running half marathons in locations as diverse as Mogadishu and the Forest of Dean to raise money for victims of landmines…

World Humanitarian Day

The UN's World Humanitarian Day honours humanitarian efforts worldwide. This year, it is focused on women whose work supports people in crisis and conflict zones, women …

Counter IED training

SafeLane HQ staff have been fortunate to receive three days' counter IED (C-IED) training from experienced search professional and training and mentoring expert Vikki Williams…

14 IEDs disposed of 1252 people trained

SafeLane is operational globally; its field staff are extremely humble and modest...but here's what one team supported in just one month on a single project!

Drone collected geospatial data processing training

SafeLane surveyor Blessing Kachidza attended a government sponsored training workshop on processing geospatial data collected by drones.