The site and its neighbours
A toxic cloud, a fire or an outage affects local residents. The operator’s plan and the State authority’s plan must follow on seamlessly.
Sectors · Industry and critical infrastructure
An industrial site or a vital network never handles a crisis alone: the emergency services, the State authority and the neighbouring municipalities are involved at once. Memnis gives the operator’s crisis cell a clear view of its site, and shares it with those who respond.
What you face
A toxic cloud, a fire or an outage affects local residents. The operator’s plan and the State authority’s plan must follow on seamlessly.
Electricity powers the water supply, water supplies the hospital. One failure leads to others, often far from where it started.
Sensors, cameras, alarms: plenty of information, but no overall view at the moment a decision is needed.
Regular exercises, up-to-date plans, recorded decisions: the regulations require it, and the authorities check it.
In practice
The alert reaches Memnis. With the current wind, the plume is calculated: the neighbouring companies, schools and roads affected appear on the map.
A site camera shows smoke. Memnis flags it, and the crisis cell sees the image in the same place as everything else.
The loss of a pumping station shows the neighbourhoods and facilities that will be left without water, and how soon.
The fire and rescue service and the State authority see the same map as the operator: the site plan, the danger zones, the resources already engaged.
What Memnis brings
Contact
Memnis is for industrial site operators, network operators and corporate crisis cells. Tell us about your activity and we will arrange a presentation.
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