Safehouse Habitats

Pressurised habitats for hazardous environments

Safehouse Habitats

> Versatile Hot work enclosures

Safehouse Habitats provide engineered safety solutions, ensuring a safe working environment to perform welding, grinding and all other aspects of hot work activities.

Safehouse Habitats are portable, temporary, flexible, modular, pressurised enclosures installed around hot work sites or non-Ex equipment ensuring ignition sources and potentially explosive atmospheres remain separated and explosion risks are controlled, maintaining production and reducing shutdowns. Predominantly used within the oil and gas industry, Safehouse Habitats can be used in any industry where there is a need to provide a safe environment within in a gas related hazardous area such as marine, renewable energies, distilling, and petrochemical. Trusted worldwide, our products and services are delivered both directly or through our various partners globally. 

Common applications

Oil & Gas

Petrochemical

Marine

Decommissioning

Distilling

Other Industries

Habitat Control Unit (HCU)

Penetration panel

Double entry Airlock

Local Extract ventilation

Modular habitat panels

Inline Fan

Our products

Our engineered habitat systems ensure the comfort and welfare of staff working safely in hazardous environments. 

Our services

Safehouse Habitats provides support services, including site surveys, project management and Training.

Key benefits

Trusted

We’re a leading industry supplier, working with industry giants like BP, Shell, Petrofac, Diageo and more.

International

We currently provide engineered habitats to over 50 countries worldwide.

Modular

Our habitats use a modular design system, which helps safeguard complex operations and workspaces.

Engineered

Our pressurised habitats are the world’s first fully ATEX-certified habitat system.

Efficient

Our habitats help save our customers $500m by making maintenance and repairs more efficient.

Safe

Our habitats have helped to deliver over 10 million man-hours without major incident.

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