OUR TEAM
RISKTEC SOLUTIONS LIMITED:
Risktec Solutions Ltd are a leading Safety and Risk Consulting Firm which carries out the under listed activities amongst others:
- Risk management and mitigation
- Hazard analysis
- Incident investigation
- Project HSE planning
- Developing and facilitating training
- Oil and Gas industry operational risk
- Environmental and occupational health and safety management program
- HSE program development
- Site/project supervision HSE/QC services
- Safety engineering designs
- Fire management
- Facility integrity study
- Safety gadget supply and installations
- Emergency response
- HSE sustainability management
- Congestion and confined space management
- Flare radiation and vent dispersion
- First aid and transport safety management
- We enjoy mutual collaboration on a wide range of tasks within the above named activities.
GCLME / UNILAG Centre for EIMS
GCLME / UNILAG Centre for EIMS are leaders in research, survey and geo-informatics systems in the areas of environmental pollution and bio-diversity. GCLME/ UNILAG Centre for EIMS will be contributing to the partnership the experience they have acquired from performing the following projects within the past three years as presented below:
- Collaborating with private and public sector organizations such as ESRI, Chevron Nigeria, Shell Development Petroleum Corporation, UNEP, IUCN, UNEP-WCMC, the US NOAA, the US Army Corps of Engineers, NCF and the University of Lagos
- University of Lagos has provided a conducive working environment including the provision of internet access, payment of electricity bills and some staff salaries.
- ESRI/Chevron has provided ESRI GIS software including picking the cost of ESRI software trainer to the Centre. This is estimated to be worth $500,000.00 and in three phases. UNEP has supplied Landsat images covering the entire Africa both TM and ETM
- US NOAA through the University of Rhodes Island provided multispectral imageries for the coastal areas of the GCLME region
- The Centre collaborated recently with WWF, NCF, UNEP-WCMC to carry out a study of the impacts of oil industry activities on biodiversity of the Niger Delta. This kind of study could be replicated in other parts of the region or Nigeria
- The Centre is also about to establish a collaboration with the Nigerian Academy of Science on the impacts of pollution to human health in Lagos