Marine safety pyrotechnics are emergency signalling devices used by vessels, lifeboats and life rafts to attract attention and communicate distress or emergency situations. They may include parachute flares, hand flares and smoke signals.
We can supply limited range marine safety signalling products (Hand-held flare, para rocket flare and buoyant lifesmoke) suitable for different vessel and operational requirements, subject to product availability, applicable regulations and licensing requirements.
Marine pyrotechnics are regulated articles. Sales and supply are subject to applicable Singapore licensing and regulatory requirements. We will verify the customer’s requirements and eligibility before completing a sale.
Requirements depend on the type of pyrotechnic, intended use and applicable regulations. Customers should contact us with details of the vessel and intended application so that we can advise on the appropriate process.
Yes. Marine pyrotechnics contain explosives materials and require appropriate handling, packaging, storage and transportation arrangements.
Depending on requirements, products may include:
We may require information such as:
Yes. We can assist customers in identifying suitable marine safety signalling products based on the vessel’s requirements, operational profile and applicable safety requirements.
Subject to applicable approvals and we can arrange supply and delivery with mainland Singapore.
We can only provide delivery on within mainland Singapore.
Yes. Depending on the product and transaction, relevant product, delivery and regulatory documentation can be provided.
Urgent requests may be considered subject to product availability, regulatory requirements, transportation arrangements and the location of the vessel.
Expired or unserviceable marine pyrotechnics should not be treated as ordinary waste. They should be segregated safely and arrangements made with us for proper disposal.
No. Marine pyrotechnics contain explosives materials and should not be placed in general, recycling or shipboard waste streams.
No. Customers should not dismantle, modify, cut open, burn or otherwise interfere with marine pyrotechnics. Disposal should be handled through an appropriately authorised process by us.
Yes, subject to assessment of the products, quantities, location and applicable regulatory within mainland Singapore.
Yes. Damaged, deteriorated or otherwise suspect pyrotechnics should be reported to us before any handling or movement is attempted. We can assess the appropriate disposal arrangements.
Yes, subject to acceptance, regulatory requirements and the type and condition of the pyrotechnics.
Typically, we will require:
Where applicable, disposal documentation or a destruction/disposal certificate can be provided following completion of the disposal process.
Subject to the applicable regulatory requirements, transportation arrangements can be coordinated using appropriate procedures and authorised resources.
Singapore’s maritime regulations impose requirements concerning the handling, movement, packing, labelling and discharge of dangerous goods and explosives.
Yes, subject to the vessel’s location, quantity and the applicable permissions and arrangements. At present we only provide collection and delivery service within mainland Singapore.
Our collection and delivery service is only within mainland Singapore.
Our typical process is:
Disposal is carried out through an appropriate authorised disposal arrangement and facility, depending on the type and classification of the pyrotechnics.
The timeframe depends on the quantity, type and condition of the pyrotechnics, collection location and regulatory approvals.
Yes. Fleet, ship-management and bulk disposal projects can be assessed and scheduled according to the quantity, locations and operational requirements.
Yes. Singapore regulates marine pyrotechnics under its explosives regulatory framework. The Singapore Police Force identifies marine pyrotechnics and flares among regulated explosive categories.
Yes we are licensed and regulated by Singapore Police Force (PRD).
Customers should not assume that self-disposal is permitted. The appropriate disposal route depends on the applicable licence, product and circumstances. We recommend contacting us before attempting to move or dispose of any marine pyrotechnic.
Appropriate records should be maintained for regulated explosive disposal activities. Singapore Police Force licensing conditions include requirements for disposal records, including details such as date, location, description and quantity. We are also licensed to provide our clients with a Certificate of Destruction (COD) for record and audit purpose.
The vessel operator should identify and segregate the expired or unserviceable items and arrange an appropriate replacement and disposal process. The items should not be discarded as ordinary waste.
Yes. We can assist with supply of only a limited range replacement marine safety pyrotechnics (Hand-held Flare, Parachute flare and buoyant life smoke) and coordinate disposal of expired or unserviceable all types of marine safety pyrotechnics.
Yes. Fleet-wide programmes can be arranged for shipowners, ship managers, offshore operators and other maritime organisations.
Yes, where operationally and regulatorily feasible. Advance notice is recommended because dangerous-goods and port arrangements may need to be coordinated. Do note we only do collection and delivery of marine safety pyrotechnics within mainland Singapore.
Professional disposal reduces the risk associated with inappropriate handling, storage, transportation and disposal and helps organisations maintain proper safety and regulatory records.
Contact us with the following information:
We will assess the requirements and provide a quotation based on the scope of supply or disposal.
Yes. We can provide an integrated quotation covering the supply of replacement marine safety pyrotechnics and the collection and disposal of expired or unserviceable units.
Yes. Our services can cover the supply of marine safety pyrotechnics as well as the collection and disposal of expired or unserviceable marine pyrotechnics, subject to applicable requirements.
We primarily support maritime customers operating within mainland Singapore.
