SAFER Systems Plans Release of SAFER Central in September

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SAFER Systems (Camarillo, California), the recognized global leader in integrated software for chemical emergency response solutions, announces its planned release of SAFER Central in September 2007.

SAFER Central is an innovative approach for companies that utilize a centralized Corporate Response Center (CRC) in combination with their individual plants’ Emergency Operations Center (EOC). SAFER Central uses a company's Intranet backbone to connect each plant’s SAFER Real-Time® emergency response system to the central CRC. In the event of an emergency situation, each site that is linked to the SAFER Real-Time® network will receive notification via alarms and emails, which can include contact information such as conference calling instructions. As well, each networked site can view the progress and activities of the EOC as they develop. The company network is used to transmit actual weather and gas sensor data collected at the EOC, and each site can also run its own real-time scenarios of the release.

SAFER Central was developed with Isomer Programming (Williamsburg, Virginia) using their Emergency Notification System (ENS) emulation technology. The system is also useful for assessing legal issues, determining communication strategies as an event occurs, and providing post-event evaluation. Since it is available 24/7, it is valuable for risk studies and safety assessments. The CRC can offer levels of experience and diversity that simply are not possible at the plant. This strengthens the company’s ability to deal with a catastrophic event and to assure the best possible response strategy.

To learn more about SAFER Central and SAFER Real-Time®, please visit www.safersystem.com or email SAFER Systems at sales@safersystem.com or 800-621-7237 / 805-383-9711.

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