Oasis of the Seas
Project Overview: In 2004, Royal Caribbean began designing what would become the largest cruise ship the world had ever seen. As part of its commitment to safety, Royal Caribbean required fire safety systems to protect the guests, crew and assets on this new vessel – while meeting the highest safety standards…
Solution: Fire protection at sea is demanding, and many requirements are in place to ensure maritime operations are protected and remain safe from fire. With a wide range of applications in marine fire protection, UTC Climate, Controls & Security is well-positioned to meet those requirements. For the Oasis of the Seas, two our companies were selected to provide fire safety solutions based on their technical expertise, flexibility and integrated approach – Marioff Corporation Oy and Autronica Fire and Security AS…
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