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Risk management assignment for Bane NOR EnergiProactima has been assigned to av revision of Bane NOR’s risk assessment of their transformation stations, for all the railway lines in Norway.
Bane NOR will deliver a secure transport system and aims to deliver Europe’s most secure railway. The public company aims to strengthen and further develop the safety and emergency preparedness performance towards a zero vision, and the company is taking the lead with a sustainable technology which will revolutionize the energy consumption on railway in most of Europe.
“This is an exciting project in line with our focus on a safer and more sustainable society”, says Trond Winther, CEO in Proactima.
“Bane NOR’s infrastructure is part of the future transport system, and Proactima is also assigned to a research project supported by the Norwegian Research Council where we will develop knowledge, services and tools for effective identification, comprehension and management of vulnerabilities and risks in future integrated intelligent transport systems, within and between companies, organizations and different society functions”, underlines Winther.
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“I am very much looking forward to this challenging assignment”, says project manager Rune Sjursen in Proactima. “We have a very good project team and will assist Bane NOR with risk assessments, emergency preparedness analyses and revision of the contingency plans. For this project, we will use our competence and experience from the power industry and our extensive knowledge about the power regulations”, concludes Rune Sjursen.
Proactima supports Sval EnergiOn June 2nd, Capricorn Norway became part of Sval Energi after a successful acquisition and subsequent integration project. Proactima has assisted with project management and professional expertise to ensure that the integration project was carried out as planned and in accordance with the objectives that were defined. This was achieved despite the challenges that Covid-19 has presented to the project, the company and the community in recent months.
Initially, Proactima assisted Solveig Gas (now Sval Energi) in being pre-qualified as a licensee on the Norwegian continental shelf in early 2020. When it became clear that they would buy Capricorn Norway, Proactima was asked to assist in this process based on the our long experience with integration projects on the Norwegian continental shelf. Proactima’s effective model for such projects is based on principles of good change management with a clear understanding of where the organization is, and a clear description of where it should be by Day 1, as an integrated company. Furthermore, proper focus and fulfillment of objectives is achieved through good planning and comprehensive risk management across the various workflows, where key personnel from both companies participate.
“Proactima’s expertise, capacity and toolbox have been important parts of the success of the integration project,” says Abdelkarim Abbou, CEO of Sval Energi. “Proactima’s consultants have worked closely with us in the project, guided us safely through the various phases and made sure that we maintained our focus and energy on the right things. I want to take this opportunity to thank the Proactima team for their efforts and look forward to continued good cooperation in other areas and new projects, ”he rounds off.
On Sunday December 15th, a new chapter in the Norwegian railway history was written with the new railway reform, as Go-Ahead as the first privately-operated railway transportation company started operations in Norway.
Go-Ahead will be operating the Sørlandet-, Arendal- and the Jæren routes and has established its head office in Stavanger. Managing director Cathrine Elgin and the Norwegian Minister of Transport Jon Georg Dale both celebrated the opening by travelling the newly renamed Sørtoget from Stavanger to Oslo.
Proactima congratulates Go-Ahead with a successful start-up! We in Proactima are pleased to assist Go-Ahead in establishing themselves in Norway with services within risk management, security, HR, emergency preparedness, crisis communication, ISO certification and management system. In addition, Proactima also provide our cloud based risk- and quality management tool – UXRisk.
Proactima’s competence in these important areas has been most valuable to us
– We appreciate the congratulations and the assistance we have received during the mobilization period. Proactima’s competence in these important areas has been most valuable to us, and the plans and systems will also come very useful in the important work ahead of us, aiming to improve customer satisfaction and getting more passengers to choose Sørtoget in the years to come, says Cathrine Elgin, man.dir. in Go-Ahead Norge.
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In November, Norges Bank carried out a full-scale emergency preparedness exercise: a bombing at the bank’s offices in London gave the preparedness organisation an authentic test.The exercise involved several partners at the bank’s offices in both Oslo and London.
Proactima supported the bank in planning and carrying out the exercise, along with contributing 17 persons as role players.
“The training gave us a lot of the answers we needed. We saw that much of the preparations are adequate, but there are some areas where we could be doing even better. I’m glad that the errors and areas to improve were found in an exercise and not in a real incident. In addition, we look forward to conducting a similar major exercise in 2018,” says Norges Bank’s special adviser, Simen Østgaard.
Norges Bank has a general agreement With Proactima for preparedness services.
Findings from the exercise will now form the basis of a further, sharpened practice run for the preparedness organisation.
Proactima Contact Person: Jo Tidemann – 99 09 47 27