Annual Report 2010 - Falck

Falck offers industrial companies to handle the
operation and development of their fire services.
Customers for this service include the automobile
industry, petrochemical plants and nuclear plants
Falck’s Dutch fire activities primarily focus on providing consulting
and training in fire prevention and handling to both public-
and private-sector customers.
With its acquisition of the British company Resource Protection
International, which has provided high-quality consulting services
to customers in most parts of the world for a number of
years, Falck expanded its competencies in the fire area and, with
that, Falck’s total product offering now fully meets the demand
on that market.
Falck operates fire-fighting services at Sweden’s largest Airport,
Arlanda, and in 2010 also won a contract for fire fighting at the
Såtenäs military airport and the Forsmark nuclear power plant.
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In addition, Falck established a small fire-related presence in
Brazil.
In Denmark, a number of municipalities put their fire-fighting
services out to tender: Falck lost its contracts in a few of them
and won new contracts in other municipalities. At the end of
the year, Falck was providing fire-fighting services in 65 of 98
Danish municipalities. Falck’s fire service was re-certified in
2010 and is currently the only Danish fire service with ISO 9001
certification.
In its Emergency activities, Falck also helps reduced-mobility
passengers at Copenhagen Airport and provided some 83,000
instances of these responses in 2010.
2010, Falck assisted some 83,000 passengers with reduced mobility through
Copenhagen Airport in Denmark.