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Tein Technology Chosen by Flemish Government
Implementation of Incident Management System
Tein Technology, a leading provider of innovative technology solutions, has announced its selection by the Flemish Government to implement an Incident Management System (IMS) at the Maritime Rescue and Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Ostend. This announcement is a significant milestone for the company, which is committed to enhancing the safety of coastal and marine regions through cutting-edge technology solutions.
The IMS will optimize the MRCC’s operations, and in doing so, improve the response times to incidents and emergencies. The system will provide a comprehensive overview of all maritime incidents, enabling the MRCC to make informed decisions and deploy resources quickly and effectively.
Long-term collaborator: Frequentis
Tein Technology is thrilled to have been chosen by the Flemish Government for this important project and is grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the safety of the coastal and marine regions. The company’s commitment to delivering the best possible solution aligns with the Flemish Government’s priorities of ensuring the highest standards of safety for its citizens.
In addition to the Flemish Government, Tein Technology is also partnering with its long-term collaborator, Frequentis, to deliver the IMS. The company extends its gratitude to Frequentis for its collaboration and support in this project.
Tein Technology to Implement Incident Management System for Safer Coastal Regions
The implementation of the IMS at MRCC Ostend is a significant step towards safer coastal and marine regions, and Tein Technology looks forward to delivering the project successfully.
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) states in Article 98 that: “Every coastal State shall promote the establishment. operation and maintenance of an adequate and effective search and rescue service regarding safety on and over the sea.”.
In Belgium, this task is performed by the Maritime Rescue and Coordination Center (MRCC) in Ostend. The MRCC is the first point of contact for all incidents at sea, such as collisions, oil spills, incidents involving recreational vessels and swimmers. The MRCC is available 24/7 to ensure safety at sea and to guarantee a smooth handling of incidents. The MRCC’s area of operation extends to the borders of the Belgian territorial waters and the Exclusive Economic Zone IEEZI.
