HSE-Man
Industrial safety and fire-protection services for industrial projects
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About HSE-Man
HSE-Man Oy provides industrial safety and fire-protection services, including HSE supervision, safety coordination, fire watch, hot-work coordination, scaffold coordination and inspection, training, and consulting.
It serves large and small industrial projects and can manage preventive and operational fire safety from planning through implementation.
Product: Industrial HSE supervision, fire safety, safety coordination, training, and consulting services.
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