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Mine Action

SafeLane was one of the first private companies in mine action, playing an integral role in the creation of industry policies. We support humanitarian actors and governments and we identify and reduce the impact and risk of explosive hazards to a level where people are safe.

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Explosive Ordnance Survey & Clearance

SafeLane's explosive ordnance survey and clearance services are comprehensive, ranging from risk assessments through to complete land release operations. They ensure all explosive remnants of war are removed as a barrier to socioeconomic progress.

Quality Management

SafeLane's demining experts can quality manage third party operators ensuring a client's requirements are being met.

EORE

On SafeLane's projects globally, relevant and accessible risk education and safety awareness programmes are delivered for both clients and communities.

Information Management Services

Information management and dissemination ensures continuous improvement - at SafeLane we collect, validate, store, analyse and share accurate records that advance learning and improve clearance.

Explosive ordnance (EO) such as landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) continues to have a detrimental effect on communities, humanitarian support, free movement, and infrastructure projects long after a conflict has ended.

The threat from explosive hazards can continue to injure and kill civilians, prevent refugees and internally displaced people from returning home and hampers post conflict recovery.

“Mine action” refers to activities which aim to reduce the social, economic, and environmental impact of explosive ordnance. The objective of these activities is to reduce the risk from the explosive threat to a level where people can live safely and where the society is not impacted by explosive contamination.

SafeLane Global provides the full range of mine action services to release land safely back to local communities.

Committed to clearing communities contaminated with explosive threats since 1989

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