Developing performance and safety in a changing industrial environment

If you use production lines to produce equipment, whatever your size and business sector, you have to adapt continually to the constraints, uncertainties and opportunities leading to changes in your sector while also guaranteeing the safety of people and goods.
 
Apave and its experts can help you manage your risks on a daily basis or through one-off assignments.

Successfully complete the energy transition by ensuring the highest degree of safety for your teams and your customers

The main human activity responsible for climate change is combustion, in particular fossil fuels: oil, coal and gas. CO2 alone accounts for three-quarters of these emissions compared with a quarter for other GHGs (Ministry of Ecological Transition, France. 2021 edition). These global emissions increased by more than 65% between 1990 and 2018, with significant differences between countries.

Whether you are involved in traditional energy sources or new renewable energy sources (hydrogen, wind power, photovoltaic, oil & gas), Apave and its experts can help you through the transition to manage your risks on a daily basis.

Facing environmental, traceability and safety challenges in a more sustainable world

A constantly evolving sector, in both production methods and manufacturing processes. The food-processing sector is the 4th-largest industrial sector with a significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions. The industry therefore has to change its practices to play its part in protecting the environment and sustainable development, while also responding to the complexities of the supply chain and new manufacturing processes.
 
Apave and its experts can help you control your risks on a daily basis.

Innovating to reduce the sector’s carbon footprint and adapt to new uses

Driven by a target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, you have invested heavily in designing safer, less polluting and technologically-enabled vehicles. From the design phase of new models to the production and sales phases, safety and compliance are central concerns for manufacturers and equipment manufacturers alike.
 
Apave and its experts can help you control your risks on a daily basis.

Manage your assets in complete security to reassure your customers and teams

In terms of risk prevention and control, players in the tertiary sector have in common the need to secure their facilities and to protect themselves against risks related to safety/malicious acts. The services sector represents not less than 28 million jobs in France, with very different characteristics from one sector to another (from public administration to shops, including real estate and information). 
 
Whether you work in economic service activities (shopping centres, etc.) or facilities services (office buildings), Apave and its experts can help you manage your risks on a daily basis.

Meeting the growing and diversified demand for mobility while reducing the environmental impact

The transport sector is facing major challenges, in particular the shift towards green mobility while reducing their environmental impact. Constant urban growth (in 2050, 68% of the world's population will live in urban areas) and the demand for mobility of goods and people makes transport the focus of future policies. While personal transport remains in the majority, the challenge is that by 2050 public transport accounts for 35% of urban journeys worldwide.
 
Whether you are involved in rail, aeronautic, aerospace or maritime transport, or are positioned in new mobilities, Apave and its experts can help you control your risks on a daily basis.

Finally, maritime transport remains the dominant mode of transport for goods, accounting for 70% of the world total. 

Integrate risk control and safety in all aspects of your projects

This sector includes all engineering structures (bridges, tunnels, dams and national, departmental or municipal roads).

Partly in connection with ageing of structures (upkeep, maintenance – major issues in France and in Europe), monitoring ageing to limit the risk of accidents
And partly in construction, for which safety is essential (new materials). To date, only 25% of the infrastructures required by 2050 exist to deal with the demographic increase in global population and expanding urban development. (Source: Global Infrastructure Hub)
The infrastructure sector is a true driver of growth and global economic prosperity. 
Technologies and materials are changing; nonetheless, the safety of property and people should remain the major issue for those involved in the sector, and Apave and its experts can help you manage your everyday risks.

Meeting the challenge of sustainable development by guaranteeing the safety of people and structures

The Construction sector is one of the leading global economic sectors. It is expected to grow by 3.9% per year until 2030, particularly in South-East Asia (Source:  'Global Construction 2030' – Global Construction Perspectives and Oxford Economics). Furthermore, the European Union has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the sector by at least 40% by 2030 and to achieving carbon neutrality for new constructions by 2050. (Source: European Commission).
 
Technologies and materials are changing; nonetheless, the safety of property and people should remain the major issue for those involved in the sector, and Apave and its experts can help you manage your everyday risks.

Ensure the safety of your teams and customers in your facilities

The sustainability of the sector is fundamental, but it has to adapt to new consumption patterns, culminating in an increase in online purchases, further exacerbated by the health crisis and the global and international market situation. With needs for increasing digitisation while maintaining local service, safety is a challenge for the consumer, and a selling point for you
 
Apave and its experts can help you control your risks on a daily basis.

Respond to a growing demand for care, and integrate major technological and scientific developments while ensuring the highest level of safety for caregivers and patients

Due to the very nature of its activities, the health sector is subject to strict constraints in terms of risk prevention and control. This sector includes major technological innovations for both patients and carers. With significant disparities, the medico-social system is based on routine policy steering and balancing of financial allocations. From early childhood to vulnerable and elderly people, risk prevention is quite literally at the heart of this ecosystem.
 
Apave and its experts can help you control your risks on a daily basis.

Adapting to changes in society to promote community safety

The local authorities and various State bodies have a continuing role in adapting to changes in society and its reforms, the better to meet all citizens' needs and ensure their greatest safety while promoting the economic attractiveness of the regions. Public sector bodies are also in charge of major real estate and infrastructure projects; in this context, they have to consider new guidelines on sustainable development (energy efficiency and sustainability) and incorporate new technological practices.
 
Apave and its experts can help you control your risks on a daily basis.

Ensure compliance and make safety a development opportunity

All economic players, whatever their size, must consider risk prevention and control issues, at least, to ensure their regulatory compliance. The global health crisis has reminded us all, individually and collectively, that safety (particularly health) is not an option but must be the focus of concerns for all business leaders, including entrepreneurs, tradesmen or freelancers, VSE or SME managers in all business sectors.